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TAO LiuA woman sitting oblique In Sta... |
 | Thans very much for your comments 11/12/2012 |
 | Just great sculpture!! 11/10/2012 |
TAO LiuThe Cage in Stainless steel sc... |
| Thanks for your nice comments. I love the texture of stainless steel and many of may artworks are inspired by the stunning medium. Youradditinal critques will be appreciated very much. 11/12/2012 |
| It is sointriguing, without title it is hard to tell what is it. But i can see all the hard work you put in 11/10/2012 |
Wolfgang MelchhartThe Long Road |
 | Thank you again. 11/11/2012 |
| Nice painting, with a deep meaning. Good job 11/10/2012 |
Wolfgang MelchhartThe Westgate |
| Thank you Margo. 11/11/2012 |
| I love your style, good level of realism and deep meaning in every picture. This one even makes me sad a little bit 11/10/2012 |
Rosalie KobetichRed Bandanna |
| This piece is called a Triptek. It is three scenes with the same subject, and was inspired by my son's song which sounded to me to have 3 sections. Thank you so much for the critique..I value all comments. Rosalie 11/10/2012 |
| Beautiful painting, i can see you divided it in three pieces. My eyesautomaticallyfocusing on the middle one, the sunny piece. It is possible that it is just one person in 3 different time lines, rather then 3 different characters. Great work! 11/10/2012 |
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David BakerCurved Sky (Nice - November 20...
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| Thanks! The sky reference is to the way the light from the sky through the curved shutting made curved shadows on the wall.Best wishes, david : ) 11/10/2012 |
| This is mystery photo, it thebeginningi thought it was some kind of columns, but now i see this is part of some object. By the title i see that sky was an idea here, but by choosing black and white colors, sky do not have any impact on a viewer. But i love your point of view 11/10/2012 |
| I could stare at this photograph all day long. The composition, positioning of the shadows, it is perfect. 3/13/2012 |
 | The other visitors on the roof at the time clearly thought I was some kind of nut for pointing my camera at this when one could see the whole of Nice in panorama from close by! And the roof is also littered with artwork by the likes of Yves Klein. david: ) |
| Your comment about negative space is very penetrating! David: ) |
Richard Barry"Self Portrait"
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| Margo, greetings and huge thanks for your kind comment. With all best wishes, Richard 11/10/2012 |
| Magnificent! It looks so real, that i thought it's a photo at first. Great work!!!! 11/10/2012 |
| I'm not easily impressed. . . but that's imperssnig me! :) 12/29/2011 |
 | In a word. 'FANTASTIC'. -b jAXON |
 | Its always easy to inspire in the viewers mind a feeling of opposites in character (the main idea in this painting, as you rightly point out) by using chiaroscuro. I do feel a bit of a cheat using such an apparent technique in manipulation, but Rembrandt and many other greats used it and what was go... |
Linda JakobssonLady of the fall |
| Thank you so much. Please look at My fb page LindarteLove, Linda 11/10/2012 |
| This lady of fall isgorgeous, amazingly done all facial details and shadows, also colors of this picture arechosenproperlyand nicely mixing with each other. I love it! 11/10/2012 |
| Wow! Fabulous. Great colors, remind me of fall. 3/13/2012 |
Louisa Matturro BoshardyRed Mountains |
| Beautiful piece! Amazing color mix! 11/10/2012 |
| Big help, big help. And supearltive news of course. 12/30/2011 |
| thank you for your comment on my painting. I did not use a brush. Instead I painted this with a palette knife. This makes the color as strong as it is. Thank you again.. |
 | Really Pops, good brushwork too |
Keely MahaffeyLone Sailor |
| Looking at this picture i feel very sad and lonely. I love this style 11/10/2012 |
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Konstantinas ZardaleviciusActions Collection - H... |
| Looks very elegant, i am guessing this is some sort ofChinese symbols. 11/10/2012 |
 | Enjoyable use of obscured text as texture. The layering and subtle color variations are well done here. The viewer's eye is led upward as the black marks become stacked higher, lending an interesting tension to the viewer's experience of this painting. 8/21/2012 |
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Kelly JacksonBazaar |
| This picture is very sad, it is incredible to see what absents of human face can do to the mood of a picture 11/10/2012 |
| Great job of conveying the light and motion of an open market. The human figures and their wares are indistinct, making the viewer fill in details with his/her own memories of similar environments. Composition is also a key to this painting's effectiveness, with the towering structural detail that m... 8/21/2012 |
| This reminds me of the Renaissance preoccupation with perspective as well. David: ) |
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Robert H. BranhamUntitled Abstract XI |
| Very complicated mind, many interesting details, looks verymysteries 11/10/2012 |
 | The jumbled, crowded nature of this piece coupled with the muted colors makes it seem almost mechanical -- a bizarre and complex piece of factory machinery. The human-like figure near the center of the piece seems trapped. Are the other pieces of the painting the trappings of the outer world, or the... 8/21/2012 |
| There's a feeling of implied texture here that provides plenty of visual interest. In the thumbnail view, this image even suggests separate elements juxtaposed closely, as in a Louise Nevelson assemblage. A bright palette would have overwhelmed the delicate detail here, so the muted tones are extrem... 8/21/2012 |
 | beautiful! complex & industrial.. |
Enrique Garcia125 |
| Interesting painting, too bad that this photo of it do not have full focus and also there is a light that disturb on a left me from understand the whole picture. 11/10/2012 |
Marina IzrailevichUntitled |
| Interesting abstract painting, actually it's have some straight pattern, this looks like it was a table that was filled with colors later, i can spot horizontal andverticallines here 11/10/2012 |
Enrique Garcia126 |
| Too bad this picture do not have a focus in it, so it's hard to see all the details in the original painting 11/10/2012 |
Marc AllenThe Politician |
| Good idea, simple but nice painting! 11/10/2012 |
| Kewl you souhld come up with that. Excellent! 12/30/2011 |
| Time to face the music armed with this great inofarmtion. 11/23/2011 |
Douglas ThomsonCouple |
| This picture looks very scary, my firstimprecisionof it was that this are 2 zombies represented here, but now when i read a title i am not so sure, maybe because of a dark colors it is hard to see a humans here. 11/10/2012 |
JP BelmarNature's Birth (Detail)... |
| Interesting idea for this picture. The painting it self is very simple done and i can still see the brush trace on a leafs of a tree 11/10/2012 |
Nada CakarThe matter of trust |
| Interesting creating of papier - mache. Also interesting choice to taking it picture while leaving dark background, itcertainly adds some kind of mystery in it. 11/10/2012 |
Phil CarreroScott Martin |
| It is surprise me what amazing things could be done just by pencil! Incredible work!! 11/10/2012 |
| Thank you. 2/10/2012 |
| good pencil work 2/10/2012 |
Douglas ThomsonGirl in Pink |
| The girl looks very sad, also the pink color looks like red here. It is reminds me of Mona Lisa painting, have a little bit ofmysteryabout it. 11/10/2012 |
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Oksana SulimovaLove in Spring |
| Very cute painting, presents exactly what is written in title. Looks like some scene from child's cartoon. I love it!! 11/10/2012 |
| Love this painting's whimsical use of cats--not just one or two, but on every rooftop and in unexpected places. There's also a tinge of longing suggested by the subtle inclusion of a cat shut indoors. This painting's skillfully executed use of color and composition highlight the playful feel of the... 8/21/2012 |
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Gnana PEternal Companion 63 |
| This painting looks very sad, simple lines and those colors - really presenting all the sadness in it 11/10/2012 |
| This image is spare with detail, which serves to effectively highlight the universal feeling it evokes. It's a moment stopped in time, creating a sense of the endlessness of life's simple chores. Whether you view the "eternal companion" as the laundry (a repetitive task for survival) or the work ani... 8/21/2012 |
| Very nice work. b jAXON :=) |
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CAREN THOMPSONRING A ROSIE |
| Nice picture, I love to see brush trace, that way picture looks more real. I also like the idea here, mixing pure white colors with just one spot of red - makes all thedifferents. Great work!!!! 11/10/2012 |
| The subject matter makes the painting intriguing, especially with the hint of the title. Who are the dancers? The muted landscape and white clothing seem to lend a universality to the events unfolding. The painting style and indistinct edges of the figures reinforce this feeling. 8/29/2012 |
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Varvara SosedovaFlower in the glass |
| I like to see a brush traces on the piece, this one looks very simple but lights up all warmemotionsinside me. So i think this is very nice work 11/10/2012 |
Derek McCreamallard duck wildlife art pain... |
| I like your style, when you trying to create something real with turning it a little bit to animation. Good work!! 11/10/2012 |
Derek McCreablue crab sea life painting... |
| Cute piece, looks like animated character but in the same time with a realism elements. Good work 11/10/2012 |
| Thanks so much. I never thought of using the upper and lower colors for depth but concur that worked out well. Thanks so much for the feedback. Derek 10/14/2012 |
| I love the play of color between the two halves of the crab; it gives the piece a sense of depth without using deep shadows. The simplicity of the setting keeps the focus on the subject well. 10/14/2012 |
Melissa NankervisElephant |
| I like to see how is real work done, and there is no better way to see it - when it was drew by apencil.Looks like a realelephant, very nice. 11/10/2012 |
LeonArtKristy Hinze |
| WOW, she is beautiful. This is amazing portrait, looks very real, the shadows, the hair - incredible! 11/10/2012 |
| The photographic realism in this drawing is utterly astounding. I love the expression conveyed so naturally in the smile and the pose of the hand. The eyes also are remarkably clear. Great work! 10/12/2012 |
Elena Proninathe green scenery |
 | Thank you, Margo !!! 11/9/2012 |
| The name of a picture says it all. I love the mix of colors here, with dominating green color the idea of this picture is most clear! Good work! 11/4/2012 |
Mari HouleLa Jolla |
| Looks interesting, like some kind of bird or even flower. I think the idea is nice, but the colors are very pale,if there were some bright colors - maybe people could understand clearly what is it representing. 11/4/2012 |
| Very soothing--not just the blue and gray palette but also the line quality. It evokes a gentle exploration that doesn't press for hard answers. It would be neat to see the original work with all that blending. 8/29/2012 |
Tony SongSuona player |
| I love a style of this picture, when i can observe how this work been done. Colors are nicely mixing with each other, and creating a beautiful story. 11/3/2012 |
| I love this! I feel like the bold red brushstrokes really evoke the strident, penetrative sound of the suona. The expression of concentration on the musician's face is also excellent. 10/24/2012 |
JT ThompsonAbstract XXVI |
| That looks like some kind of letters or elephant. I think every person will see here different story. 11/3/2012 |
| I'm normally not really into abstracts, but this one caught my attention. The level red line creates a sense of a horizon for me, and the geometry wandering over it creates a sense of movement in the piece. The textures also stop the piece from seeming flat, and I love the colors at play here. 10/24/2012 |
| This painting really keeps my eye moving. It's simple at first glance, but there are layers of implied depth. The color and line variations really work. Nice! 8/29/2012 |
| That's really shrwed! Good to see the logic set out so well. 12/30/2011 |
| Just what the dcootr ordered, thankity you! 11/21/2011 |
Tony SongLakesiade |
| It looks very beautiful colorful. I can still see brush strokes, so i can really appreciate your hard work on this piece.Very lovely! Great job! 11/3/2012 |
Alex FisSECRET TREASURE
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| I love the colors, very interesting mix. I do not really see the treasure here, but i guess this is veryindividuality, everyone can see here what is he most close to. I can see here some kind a animal, i thing.This all that, it is important what kind of mood does this picture transfers, and looking... 10/29/2012 |
| The bright colors give the piece a sense of childish excitement. The half-hidden hand reminds me of a child digging through a toy chest, or a pile of sand, eager to show off the favorite toy or beautiful shell hidden earlier. 10/27/2012 |
| This is one of those paintings that must be more powerful in person, when you can clearly see the marks of the brush. I'd love to know the connection between the image and its title. 10/3/2012 |
| I like this race between the jump the shark ezxarvaganta and the fixedgear apocalypse, there wasn't even a mention of this event being a sign of the coming apocalypse. refreshing, but counter productive to shark jumping. 3/9/2012 |
| GBPcuw vfhiokefisxa 3/9/2012 |
Yuri MartinezMeasuring Words |
| I think this piece really highlights the difference between illustration and art made for more general purposes. I love how you worked in the title, using not just the ruler to literally measure words, but also the bird to add more color and interest, as well as a bit of daintiness to contrast with... 10/27/2012 |
| Thanks for the reply! I love how birds can represent so many different things to different people, or even the same artist at different times. I think it's great that your work has political significance. Art has a lot of roles in the world, and that can be an important one. 10/8/2012 |
| Tracy, It is not my strength to create speeches about my artworks especially in a language which is not my native one. I came from a totalitarian/dictatorial system so I really started to use symbols to communicate without being "explicit" at a very state in my work. I have used birds before with di... 10/8/2012 |
| It's a bold choice to incorporate the title text into the image itself, but the seeming involvement of the bird figure works as a way to tie it in. I would be interested in hearing about the symbolism or narrative background of this piece. 10/8/2012 |
Chuck BerkRally cat |
 | Thanks Deb for the positive critique. 10/24/2012 |
| This painting really seems to catch a moment in everyday life. The relaxed pose of the human model feels very candid, and she clearly just scooped the cat up. You get a sense of both personalities and their relationship here, which is hard to do in a single image! 10/24/2012 |
| Sorry to hear about Rally. How wonderful to have captured this moment in a painting. 8/30/2012 |
| Thanks Tracy for your kind critique. I'll pass it on to Wendy. Sadly, Rally is no longer with us. ~ ~ ~ Have a creative day, CHUCK BERK Fine Art Studio... http://docs.google.com/Present?docid=dc2xggwk_0fczjbfhg&skipauth=true http://www.behance.net/Chromzone/frame http://berkart.blogspot.co... 8/30/2012 |
| I like this painting a lot, and not just because of the cat (although I am a sucker for well-done cats in art). It's skillfully done, from the angle of the human and feline figures to the color palette. Really nice use of broad strokes in the hair and clothes yet realistic facial features. 8/29/2012 |
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Hratch IsraelianWhats missing is already there... |
| This shot really seems to bend the eyes. I can't focus on just one place in the piece and have to keep moving. It's dizzying but fascinating! 10/24/2012 |
| Interesting style, makes some kind of illusion. My eyes are running from one spot to another, it's impossible to focus only on one place. Nicely done 9/2/2012 |
Patrick Gysembergescape from anarchy |
| This is a very visceral piece. Fittingly, the greens seem to be tearing through the clay tones, breaking through it in order to create something glorious and new. It's violent, but as beautiful as it is unsettling. 10/24/2012 |
| There is some really enjoyable mark-making in this piece, which is highlighted by the spare palette. It would be interesting to view this piece up close and be able to see the textures in the paint application. It's a strong composition with an intriguing title. 9/10/2012 |
| This reminds me of the reflection of a tree in the water. Great job! Love the colors! 3/13/2012 |
 | an overall beauty feel that is equal for all men. the differences makes real art outstanding, to a larger extend than the "happy few". but still you always will find people who do not agree on the things you do. and that is quite all right like this! this is the drive to producing great art. (as it... |
 | its messy, disgusting, contains nasty looking colors, it's like a raging infection... I LOVE IT! I like everything about it except for the negative space at the bottom right. That space allows me to breathe, and in this painting, you don't want to breathe, you want to be suffocated. Good stuff. |
Philip ALSICAN7-175 |
| I feel like this piece contains a brief, furious flash of life and energy. I like how you didn't use a solid white background, but instead used a subtle wash of paler colors to create a sense of dimension. 10/24/2012 |
| original meaning is less important than the meaning for you ! ..and for me as the time is going on 9/2/2012 |
| By the first look on this picture, i am getting some kind of good mood. My eyes are immediately focused on a red spot, and even if i do not fully understand what was original meaning of this, it's cernally working! 9/2/2012 |
| beeing evocative with many questions, isn't it a good way totry to think, in fact to seek and perhaps conquer , with deeper significance? , Questions: the reason for me to go on painting , thanks for your interest and kind questionning , sorry for bad english 8/30/2012 |
| Really intriguing! It's so evocative, even as there's no way to pin down what exactly we're seeing. The focus becomes the composition and mark-making. So curious about the title--just a way of tracking abstract paintings, or is there a deeper significance? 8/29/2012 |
Konstantin DikovskyIn the mountains |
| The low horizon creates a sense of massive space. I found this piece to be very provocative for me: the stooped figure seems very small and alone against the massive, uncaring sky, and the fact that he is silhouetted makes him a stand-in for humanity in general instead of an individual... 10/24/2012 |
| Interesting shot. Such a long distance from a subject, and an absence of colors transfers a very lonely mood, but it also makes viewer to think about the deeper meaning of a photo. Clouds are nice touch to this picture, they bring some charm to it. 9/2/2012 |
| Wow, an amazing shot! It's so hard to make human figures and grand cloud formations work together, but here it's fabulously done. I love that the clouds don't come across as flat. 8/29/2012 |
| Good storyteller, interesting composition |
Charles BurgessAngry Sea: Tropical Storm Lee... |
| The forward rush of the wave is evident from this angle. Usually you see storm waves from the side, a safer approach. This head-on angle is a little disorienting because it's unexpected. 10/24/2012 |
| Nice picture. Surging sea, strong wind and stormy weather. Good timing for this photo! 9/1/2012 |
 | i remember wanting to go to biloxi beach before Katrina. i'm glad i didn't. you can visit my page Tamatha's sketches on FB http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tamathas-sketches/243733935673227?success=1#!/ please like my page after browsing. thank you! |
 | Thanks Tamatha. There were surfers in that tropical storm at Pensacola Beach were I took most of my photos...I have 142 photos of surfers of that storm on my facebook page http://www.facebook.com/pages/SaltLife-Photography/204567302912403 |
| makes me want to grab a surf board. Awesome! |
Stephen DonniniMayan Mask |
| This looks like it was pulled straight from an illustrated book of mythology. The bright, flat colors give the piece a fantastical quality -- this is clearly a scene from a world where anything can happen and the rules of reality don't apply. 10/24/2012 |
| This is very cute picture, such bright and colorful elements are presented here. From the firstimpression, i see some kind of face in a hat, but when i look on in closer i see a lot of other details involved. So there are many differentideas presented here. Interesting use of imagination! Good work! 10/24/2012 |
James SpryBison ,bulls, cow and calf's... |
| This photo is not in such good quality, so i can't see clearly all the details.I see the subject on this painting, but it's hard to see background colors and small things. Sobasicallyit is hard to tell anything about this picture that way. 10/24/2012 |
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