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Irene SheriAt the Vineyard |
 | The gracefulness of the woman in the painting held my attention immediately. Her idealized form presents an archetype; it seems to me that she's more than simply a worker in a field. She's the spirit of the vines themselves, embodying their grace, class, and youthful potential to develop into fine w... 10/27/2012 |
 | It's the little gestural touches in this piece that I enjoy, such as the way that the tilt of the figure's head is echoed by the curls of her hair and the shape of her hands. The painting style really puts emphasis on that gestural movement, which works well in this piece. 10/8/2012 |
 | I like a mix of bright colors , very nice accurate lines, that are slowly transitioning from one object to another. Lovely piece 9/2/2012 |
 | Beautiful. I really like your abstracted treatment of the face. That is where I personally get stuck. How much can I get away with NOT including. You have done a great job. Nice colors throughout and beautiful flowing lines on her arms, head, neck and torso. |
Daniel GerhartzOctober Glow |
| This piece makes effective use of dark and light, keeping the darks very dark and the lights with a subtle glow. Texture is handled masterfully here in the reflective surfaces as well as the faint sheen of the figure's skin. The composition is also very well done. 9/10/2012 |
| I love the playful nature of the lighting in this piece, with some subjects backlit while the others burst out of the print in sudden flashes of color. The detail of the musculature in the woman's back and shoulder is beautifully done -- she looks solid and real. 8/21/2012 |
| Lovely game of colors, shapes and forms. Interesting choice of putting leaves in a front focus of a painting. Nice work. 8/21/2012 |
 | This is an absolutely gorgeous piece. The way in which you handled the light, the shapes in the fabrics, and the color in this work is just amazing. If you would ever be interested in showing at the Straube Center Gallery, or if you would like to sell through us, please let me know! I'd be more than... |
Mark SpainDance of Passion |
| Hot painting. Nice lines and shades, great job with a red color. It certainly transfers the mood and passion. 8/27/2012 |
| I love the dark, moody colors used for this piece. The slightly muted selection of colors helps keep the focus entirely on the dancer, while the pronounced texture difference between the background and the dress stops it from being confusing to the eye. 8/25/2012 |
| I love this painting! It has a lot of feeling and a message. great color combination, it all flows together really well. And very nice job with the BRUSHWORK, I believe that over all makes it unique and really brings it to life. Great job! |
 | Nice use of composition, color, tone, value and brushwork. A fine piece of artwork. Keep it going! |
| I really like the hue used to establish contour of this piece! |
Brenda BredvikJeweled Reflections |
 | Beautiful work 12/28/2012 |
| The sweeping movements of the fish and the presence of watery shadows make this a piece very soothing to the eyes. I love its suggestion of hidden depths, as well as the jewel-like colors that dominate the work. 10/27/2012 |
| this is really nice piece. The color mix are just perfect! I like transformation from light to dark, and a red colored fish are certanly in a focus of a picture. Good work! 9/2/2012 |
| Nice composition. The simplicity of the palette really focuses the viewer's attention on the implied movement of the koi. I also like that you kept it general instead of using fine detail so that the emphasis is on the movement. 8/29/2012 |
 | wonderful colour! gives you the feeling you are underwater, just lovely. |
Eddie O'BryanWhite Dress (on mirror)... |
| The word that comes to mind is "pathos." A vulnerable figure, impersonal since we have only a back view from the shoulders down--the dress is more a character than the figure herself. 10/3/2012 |
| Interesting photo, it makes me feel a little bit lonely and in the same time calm.I like how you captured a lady on the photo, and white&black style are certanly making this picture special. 9/23/2012 |
| The angle and contrast combine to almost make this look like a charcoal sketch, particularly in the curve of the model's shoulder. The effect is a little eerie to me, blurring the line between the real and the imagined. 9/17/2012 |
Brenda Bredvik"A Touch of Warmth"... |
| Simple and beautiful. Background color leave no choice but to put all the focus on a flowers, while their color is so bright and reminds me of summer and warm days. 11/10/2012 |
| Something about the composition of this image reminds me of a family portrait, as if the flowers are lined up for a backyard snapshot. That quality brings the viewer to see each individual flower more closely. I like the varied neutral of the background. 10/3/2012 |
| The neutral wash sets off the blossoms quite well; their vivid color really pops off the canvas, particularly when contrasted with the very dark stems and leaves. The watermark detracts quite a bit from viewing it in this medium, though, as on my screen I can't see the center blossom at all. 9/17/2012 |
Mark SpainLeaving Las Vegas |
| This is hot painting. Basic story of woman waiting on a side of a road, but the classic style here is just awesome, the old car, old baggage. Nice lady of course in a centere of a picture getting all the attantion of a viewer. Great job. 9/2/2012 |
| I chose this for my graduation present. I love the girl with her economic dancer's build, flowing messy hair and the period car and suitcase. So many questions about what's happened to her and what's going to happen. I like to think that she's hitching a ride to come and see me! |
 | Very interesting picture, leaving a lot for the imagination. Beautifully painted. |
 | Original must be nice. -b jAXON |
| very fine |
Michael Sprouse"The Intermission"... |
 | I love the use of color, and the uneven edging around the face. They both hint at the face "as Mask", and provide the image a theatrical feel. I wish I knew what she was looking at... Bravo! 8/18/2013 |
b jAXON'4 in 1936' |
| Nice title, I get it. Beautiful image of a great Black American sports legend. 7/16/2013 |
b jAXON'UNTITLED' |
| Fantastic piece, it moves me, this expression of the Afrocentric Woman of Power. I love this piece. 7/16/2013 |
Mari HouleAleph Null |
| Ha! So you think my design has a textile apeal..That isn't something I'd thought about really. Thank you. It is so nice to have feedback. I am always Impressed by people who take the time. Blessings, Mari 4/7/2013 |
| This painting would make an excellent bed spread 12/28/2012 |
| This is interesting painting, i think i see some kind of siluet here, but this could be only my imagination. i also this there is some kind of line dividing this painting, so it holds some kind of meaning, i find it intriguing. 9/29/2012 |
| The muted tones and indistinct forms of the majority of this painting work well as a foil for the highlighted verticals on the right side. I like how these verticals are echoed and contradicted in the vertical and horizontal marks at left. It would be interesting to see this piece up close to examin... 9/19/2012 |
| The division between the two halves of the pieces gradually fades, suggesting meaningless boundaries. The effect on the right side is very curious to me -- like shattered glass. 9/16/2012 |
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