Well I didn't get a lot done, but as of tonight these two main pieces are finished for the most part, a few small things. I got distracted Saturday after buying a smart phone (of which I am not smart enough to use, hence I accidentally called someone Sunday night while at Famous Daves. Didn't even know I made a call till 20 hours later.. LOL sorry Bobi... ) Anyway, tonight, Monday I have two finished paintings. The square one is "Dreamcatcher 5" 24 x24 Acrylic, the other is "Space Cave 5" (unless someone has better title) it is 24 x 30 Acrylic. We will see what I get done on Tuesday :)) I added the bridge and the whole bottom part, I got so involved I forgot to stop and photograph. :) Then added some ivy and more planets in the Dreamcatcher. Of which the Bright orange one in front of the window will be toned down a tad.
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Greg, I like that you left the vortex in the top one. It's a bit calming ... or possibly hypnotizing. If you spin it in a circle, bet you could lull someone into deep hypnotic state. "you need to buy this painting, you need to buy this painting"
What is the story behind these? I'm always curious what happens in your mind while you create.
The lower window one is mesmerizing - I imagine all sorts of stories.... love the spill of wave over the window frame.
Yes - what they said. So amazing to see it come together. love there is always (I think) mix of detail and well, spacey-ness. By that I mean a less defined, amorphous, real-ish or implied potential while at the same time steps I can feel my feet stepping on or water I can hear. Concrete and implied at the same time.
That probably doesn't make sense...
I love the bottom painting, Greg. I need to see that one in person.
These are two good ones Greg and I owe you $5 for the lunch.
Thanks all.. :) (David you don't owe me for lunch LOL, it was fun,)
Sometimes I don't have a story or why this happened. mostly it's just an image to portray to take one to another world, kind of like an artistic spit take.
Ok, I know what a "chicken weighs" (remember the old joke?), but what is an "artistic spit take"?
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