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Stephen FeldVolcanic - Fine Art Photograph... |
 | Nice photo, interesting choice of light. I just do not understand how it is possible to create suchtips of the petals 10/20/2012 |
Peter MaxZero in Love I (accepting of... |
| Based on a painting colors i understand that - love is a main idea of this picture. Also there is maybe some subtext about eyes, since we can only see half girl's face, so there is only one eye. And there is only one guy's eye we see. So this picture may have even deeper meaning, something like - lo... 10/20/2012 |
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Sead-Soni PozegicGOLDEN TOUCH |
| Amazing piece, such a calm and beautiful view. I love sky on this picture, so many colors are mixed in it. It is justfairy tale! 10/20/2012 |
 | This looks like a photo print, not a painting. Wow! I love how you managed the sense of height and depth in the mountains without sacrificing the mist. 10/17/2012 |
G.G. DereA lady |
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| / My brother setsugged I would possibly like this blog. He was entirely right. This put up truly made my day. You can not consider simply how a lot time I had spent for this info! Thank you! 10/19/2012 |
| Beautiful work! The portrait speaks a thousand words in her contemplation. 10/4/2012 |
| Lovely painting, the lady looks very beautiful, but maybe a little sad. Great portrait 10/3/2012 |
| The neutral background, combined with the woman's coif and demeanor, gives this a classic feel. You've captured her slightly wistful expression perfectly, giving it a sense of pathos. 9/4/2012 |
Trisha LambiAlong Came A Spider |
| Thanks Ded :) 10/18/2012 |
| Thanks Margo :) 10/18/2012 |
| Hot piece! It's wonderful how is only part of a body transferring such a strong feelings in to the picture. And of course colors are playing an important role here too, so the vinous choise is the right one. 8/25/2012 |
| The deep scarlet of the skirt is a nice emphasis on the sensuality of the pose. The outstretched hand also gives it a touch of playfulness, though, which helps balance it out. Your use of a plain background was a good decision, allowing the subject to command full attention. 8/24/2012 |
| Great piece! Inspired by the Angelina Jolie leg at the Academy Awards? :) However, the one thing I did not like was the diagonal/shape of the calf. 3/13/2012 |
Oil OillutedHaymarket |
| Ded Well, thank you for your critique. It's always interesting to hear how others are moved by the painting. Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Haymarket is in Boston, nice place. Thank you Oilluted. 10/17/2012 |
| I love how the piece conveys a sense of crowdedness and busyness without needing to focus on close detail. The vague forms in the background provide the crowd, allowing the viewer to see the figures closer to the front and the story they tell more easily. 10/16/2012 |
David R WendelPeach Orbit |
| I'm normally not a big fan of still life paintings, but this one caught my attention. Scattering the fruit to create a "landscape" was a brilliant idea, and the focus on the textures of the fruit really makes them feel lifelike. Nicely done! 10/17/2012 |
 | Frankly, this painting is just fabulous. I love the landscape-like composition that takes a unique perspective on the fruit, as well as the use of shadowed areas as a way to enhance the wood-grain shiny surface of the tabletop. The other thing that gets me is how absolutely believable the peaches an... 9/4/2012 |
| Frankly, this painting is just fabulous. I love the landscape-like composition that takes a unique perspective on the fruit, as well as the use of shadowed areas as a way to enhance the wood-grain shiny surface of the tabletop. The other thing that gets me is how absolutely believable the peaches an... 9/4/2012 |
| Nice painting. Interesting point of view, from bottom of a table towards peaches. Good work with shades and colors 9/2/2012 |
| Is it just me, or does the bike with the mutant stem have just a efihtsr cable housing and no actual cable inside it. Maybe just a bad picture? 3/7/2012 |
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Modestas MalinauskasThrough The Fog |
| This piece really made me stop and think for a minute. The tree bowing under the weight of its ignored fruit -- some of which has already fallen to the ground to rot -- struck me with a surprising sense of pathos. Even the birds are ignoring the fruit. 10/17/2012 |
| This fun and dreamlike painting is so evocative. The composition and color palette go a long way toward bringing this image to life, yet there's something Seussian about the strangeness of what we're seeing. What an interesting new world this painting conjures! 9/5/2012 |
| This tree looking so lonely there on a hill. But by the looks on it, this isn't normal tree, this is some kind of magical world. Interesting composition, extraordinary colors, pretty view 9/3/2012 |
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Edmund Sullivan"Grandma's Garden Gate, I... |
| This looks just like a good number of the gardens I saw while exploring Ireland a couple years back. I particularly like how you weren't shy in capturing the sheer lushness of the greenery -- it looks almost too vivid to be real, but this is actually accurate! Even the gloomy sky can't dim the color... 10/17/2012 |
| What makes this painting successful is a series of fine realistic touches--the spread of the roses, the texture of the stone wall, the touch of red in the windowpane, and even the quality of light on and behind the house. The more closely I look, the more I notice additional detail, like the smatter... 9/10/2012 |
| Stunning painting. I love an idea, if it's based on real sight or not. Feels very homey and warm. Details work are just amazing!! 8/21/2012 |
Ursula LassenCelebrate |
| I use 24 KT goldleaf from Thailand in the piece. The female form and the pearlized eggs are celebrated as is the creation of life. 10/12/2012 |
| I appreciate your feedback. Exactly . 10/12/2012 |
| Lovely painting, i see woman's figure in the center. Interesting use of colors, they can refer as some kind of dress on a figure or just hidding a truly meaning of this picture. 9/27/2012 |
| The gradations of color combined with the contours of the figure make these piece seem almost to move on its own. This seems to me to be a celebration of beauty and the feminine; I very much like the inclusion of deeper blue tones to balance out the fiery reds and yellows. 9/26/2012 |
| There are some interesting juxtapositions in this piece. Ironically, I didn't even notice the lines of the nude figure right away because of the strong blocks of deep blue, gold, and pink. I'm intrigued by the title, too. 9/26/2012 |
Andrea TrenbeathThe River |
| Very intriguing scene. I love the diagonal line created by the crosses, the figure, and the bright sun behind clouds, as well as the figure's head being turned in that direction. Would love to hear the story behind this image. 10/8/2012 |
| Really nice piece. Interesting choice of black and white colors, i think your point was to outline a story here, then some painted details. works good. 8/26/2012 |
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| Thank you so much! Actually no it isn't water, but it's not surprising that it looks that way, as the tall grasses of the plains tend to "ripple" much like water when the wind passes over it. It especially looks like an ocean at night when a full moon is the only source of light! This piece is i... |
Konstantin DikovskyGoing forward |
| This image wonderfully transforms this scene into an abstracted landscape. My favorite aspect is the way that the lighting creates a distinct foreground, middle ground, and background but in the opposite that you would expect, with the foreground being darkest. Wonderful lines throughout. 10/8/2012 |
| Mystery piece. By not seeing a face of man on a picture it makes me curious even more. Where is it taking, is he going back or coming forward. Meaning here is not clear, thats what makes this picture totaly interesting 8/26/2012 |
Walter RubinVentanas |
| What's most compelling about this geometric composition is the thick and slightly irregular black dividing lines, which are especially effective in bringing out the yellows and blues of the image. The strong diagonals in the composition are very engaging. 10/8/2012 |
| The bold colors and sudden angles make this a very interesting abstract with a distinctly modern, composed feel. The careful composition helps guide the eye along the geometry of the piece. 9/4/2012 |
Jennifer Christy-PenneyColourful Guitars |
| A fun homage to Warhol's iconic style. It's interesting that the artist chose to incorporate variations in the guitar shapes rather than use an exact replica as Warhol did. It makes me wonder if the artist chose guitars as an interest visual element or from personal interest in music. 10/8/2012 |
| This looks like all those popular paintings, that come in four copies. Looks very nice with a guitar in them, even kind of sexy. Nice job. 9/27/2012 |
| this is AWESOME 9/6/2012 |
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Modestas MalinauskasSummer |
| I love this artist's fun, whimsical, yet somehow thoughtful paintings. In this one, the most engaging element is the way the artist has played with the arch and circle shapes in a way that feels organic to the scene but also very playful. The lone park bench is an interest narrative touch. 10/8/2012 |
| This looks like drawing from some children's book. Good use of imagination, creating very nice idea from all those objects. Nicely done 9/27/2012 |
Melissa NankervisElephant |
| Thanks Tracy-h for your critic on my work. I have drawn this on an A4 paper. I see what you mean about the image being cropped closely - I will re post another photo in the coming days. Thank you for this suggestion :) 10/4/2012 |
| Lovely technical work in this drawing. I wonder about the size/scale of the elephant in person. It would be nice to see an image of this drawing that wasn't so closely cropped to get a better sense of the composition. 10/3/2012 |
| Thanks MargoZ I love Elephants :) Would really like to see them in the wild, be in the heart of their world and draw them naturally. But for now being disabled I draw from an photo. 9/27/2012 |
| It looks like in a few moments this elephant will jump on me from a screen, this is realism level you bring to this picture. I wounder if you been drawing from a real thing or from your imagination only. Great work. 9/27/2012 |
Laura TasheikoLoyalty of the Mind #6... |
| Interesting movement in the upper part of this painting that is echoed in the curve of the landscape below. That white area has such a visual pull - my eye keeps coming back to it. 10/3/2012 |
| This looks like some nature side, probably seaside in night. When moon is painted in purple colors. The way i see it, colors working very nice, all the layers placed very logically. Good work 9/27/2012 |
Miro SzeibPassing by |
| Another painting where a routine subject becomes interesting through composition and color palette. I love the yellow reflected in the water and the way that the background boat seems to echo the movement of the foreground boat. 10/3/2012 |
| Nice work, looks very realistic. Great attention to details. Magnificent choice of colors and shades. 8/19/2012 |
| Morgan Jacob's Bloom AcrylicThe first thing that came to mind when I saw this piece was obvious: its ofrcloul. This piece consists mainly of hot colors like brown, red, yellow, and pink, giving the entire painting warmth and heat. The idea of the sun also springs to mind with the artist's use of cir... 3/7/2012 |
Victoria Page MillerOrange Blossoms and Honey Bee... |
| Victoria, thanks for saying more about your process - I love hearing the story behind the work. 10/3/2012 |
| @tracy-h Thank you for your thoughtful appraisal of my work. This is my second (adult) oil, but having worked in watercolors gave me an advantage in glazing. I learned a lot on this painting. I assumed florals would be easy. It wasn't for me, but it was great in moving forward. 9/30/2012 |
| @MargoZ Thank you. I started the painting making decisions that I was sure about, but then, even as I saw it developing, wondered if my choices would resonate with anyone else. 9/30/2012 |
| Nicely composed and a fantastic job of realism. It can be difficult to achieve this level of clear detail in oils. I like the subtle use of shadow on the blossoms and leaves. 9/26/2012 |
| Nice picture, i like that your choice of zooming in. This picture looks very realistic, and painted in such natural colors. It inspires me 9/21/2012 |
Vince(Nonno) VasconiThree Bridges at Oporto, Portu... |
| Margo. I am most appreciative of your comments, Ihave been painting for a few years nows-most if not all are memories of my travels and are from photos, I never had a lesson and learn something new with each painting. Many folks and critics have said you areusing watercolors not as watercolors b... 10/3/2012 |
| Nice painting, lovely colors, i like that this is done in such a straight lines,even looks like a cartoon. Good work 10/3/2012 |
| Thank you, I appreciate your comments, I started painting about 5 years ago -most if not all are memories of my travels and are from photos, I never had a lesson and learn something new with each painting. Many folks and critics have said you areusing watercolors not as watercolors but don't change... 9/10/2012 |
| I really enjoy the illustrative effect of this piece. The composition is very effective, with the bridge visually spanning not only the city with the boats but also (vertically) the sea and sky. The implied movement of the flags in the breeze is a nice detail that brings the viewer into the scene. 9/10/2012 |
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Jonas DailidenasWater |
| Interesting painting, looks like some sort of interior. Such a soft, elegant forms - they stood up from this painting. It gives very peaceful and warm impression. 10/3/2012 |
| This suggests to me a story out of The Arabian Nights or similar. I love how you portrayed the cascading water with manipulation of light instead of just using the classic blue tones. 9/26/2012 |
| The warm palette with a central white vertical is my favorite aspect of this painting. I also like the echoed motif of the archway shape throughout. It's interesting to think about how the impact of this painting might change for the viewer in a very large size versus a small size. 9/26/2012 |
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Sead-Soni PozegicSTORMY SHADES |
| This looks like very complicated work, i can see different layers of it, the front, the back. Such incredible level of realism, all those trees are almost real. And there is a blue sky, as an interesting element, done in whole different style, i can even bet i was painted first, as a background. Gre... 10/3/2012 |
| This piece strikes a chord with me. Whether by chance or by design, the scene is nearly identical to the woods and lake outside my friend's family-owned campsite in northern Michigan. The bowl-like shaping of the piece makes it feel inclusive as well: a protected and protect ive haven. 9/26/2012 |
| It takes a moment for the viewer to see what distinguishes this work from typical wooded scenes. The strong lines of the trees are really interesting in this image, and there is a quality of light captured that is truly evocative of a dynamic sky as clouds build before a storm. I also like the subtl... 9/26/2012 |
Dominique FaivreLa grange abandonnee |
| Hello yes, it is the background is the side of a old barn. I just wanted to show new and old, thanks. Dominique 10/1/2012 |
| Simple, fresh, the tree can represent the start of life here, but i do not understand the meaning of a background. 10/1/2012 |
 | Thank you for your kind remarks about my late husbands work. It is extremely gratifying to me, knowing his art is still appreciated. Sincerely, Inge von Pongracz 10/1/2012 |
| Great portrait, such incredible level of realism. I can see all the lines on man's forehead, shadow work is great too. Love it 10/1/2012 |
| The fine detail captured here is truly amazing, especially considering that this was done in pastels! I love how the artist showed the lines in his subject's face, allowing the man's features to tell their own story. The background is also nicely done. It contrasts just enough to not get confused wi... 9/26/2012 |
| It takes a lot of skill to achieve this level of realistic detail with pastels, especially in a human portrait. Bravo! The blurred background and fadeaway in the foreground is a nice touch. 9/26/2012 |
| Ppl like you get all the bairns. I just get to say thanks for he answer. 12/30/2011 |
Alejandro CabezaFrancisco Garzon Cespedes... |
| Nice portrait, good choice of colors, not many shades are also nice. The man on a picture has very straight and strong look, looks very powerful. 10/1/2012 |
Laura PelickJourney III - Discovery... |
| Such a nice painting, i like all those round forms that comes from moon (or sun), this is very interesting fantasy world. My eyes are focused on a girl, she is main subject here, very lovely. 10/1/2012 |
| I always enjoy works like this with a surreal edge. The title implies layers of story that are only hinted at in the image itself. The stone-like larger faces, in contrast with the glow of the central figure, really make this work. 8/29/2012 |
Victoria KempAngry Painting |
| This abstract painting looks like some kind ofIndiansymbols. Good choice with yellow color, it highlights those figures very nice. 10/1/2012 |
| The harsh, geometric nature of this piece makes it slightly jarring to view -- quite fitting when one considers the title. I feel like the colors would be much better viewed in person instead of over a screen, though they're still quite vibrant in this medium. 9/4/2012 |
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Jessica Perryperfect confidence
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| Nice portrait, looks very lovely. Great hair, in color of fire, i also like the fact that you painted even a light that fall on her head, that add the whole different colors to the picture. Great work. 10/1/2012 |
| There is technical skill here, but there's also a lot of emotion, and the two aspects together make this an amazing painting. The choice to capture all of the nuances of color in the hair really brings it alive and strengthens the composition. Very nice work! 9/5/2012 |
| Just keep pcrctiaing. Actually, playing the guitar is so much harder than people think it is. Instead of trying to play tons of different riffs, just pick one and learn it really well. Once you have memorized it by heart, try closing your eyes while playing it. Then, move on to the next riff, and le... 2/5/2012 |
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 | I have really enjoyed reading all of the comments and interpretations of this piece. I reallylike judith's "she's critical of herself and compares her reflection with society's prescript of beauty which makes her feel a little insecure" Thanks everyone again! Jess |
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Patrick AntonelleWinter in Central Park... |
| This painting looks very lovely, it even has some kind of magic about it, because of the winter time. It's really transfers the atmosphere. Good work 10/1/2012 |
| I like this gentle scene from the past. The echo of strong diagonals in the cityscape and the treeline is especially nice. The juxtaposition of warm and cool tones between the buildings and sky was also an effective choice. 9/26/2012 |
Kevin CarrMisty Morning |
| Misty morning indeed, also kind of lonely one. My eyes are focusing on the bird, it looks gorgeous, but very sad because its standing alone. I also like that you didn't over loaded this picture with details, that way your background isreallysoft andpeaceful, while bird are standing out. 10/1/2012 |
| The composition in this piece does a lovely job of framing the focal point of the bird. You can really see the mists rising off the water. Nice job! 9/26/2012 |
Alonso Alba Bessonnier (de)Espuma |
| This is very interesting art, it looks very nice and neat. I like colors you used. Is it finished piece? or you are in the middle of your work? 10/1/2012 |
| What a lovely, delicate work. It's so thoughtfully done with great attention to each small section. This is a testimony to the fact that great artwork is sometimes very quiet. 9/26/2012 |
| the cyclist frmoally known as BSNYC, nice work. i was working on an aztec/graffiti themed bike for the FGG, but looks like toons beat me to it... 3/7/2012 |
 | thanks again, Michael. I, for one, appreciate your efforts in ferreting out these art dealers and alerting the rest of us.......critics corner should be reserved for the individual artist to submit work for critique. |
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Cecilia JuckerLiz |
| Interesting piece, those black eyes are looking very lovely. Nice touch with highlighting all facial lines, and leaving all rest of the body in grey colors. It looks very beautiful 10/1/2012 |
| I love the subtle quality of this painting. Using shades of gray, black, and white to create an instantly-recognizable portrait of an icon was clever, as well as evocative of old movies. The eyes and lips really jump out at you. 9/26/2012 |
| The medium is beautifully handled in this simple portrait, which is so realistically portrayed that I would have recognized the subject even without the hint of the title. The high contrast, with focus on the facial features, is nicely done. 9/26/2012 |
| I agree. The eyes really draw the viewer's attention. 3/13/2012 |
| Great study of Elizabeth Taylor! I like that for the watercolor you chose only black and white. She was part of the golden age of Hollywood, films were all in black and white. Wonderful job. 3/13/2012 |
Danie StrydomThere is only Pain |
| Interesting style, looks very nice. I like all that color mix, from first sight it looks like this picture is just a mess, but when i look closely i understand that everything is planed exactly as it need to be. Looks very nice.Good job 9/29/2012 |
| A really interesting piece that clearly hints at a story, based on the title and the gestures of the two figures. What I like most about this painting, though, is the layer of what looks like a charcoal drawing over the background patterns. The composition also adds a great deal of intrigue. 9/19/2012 |
Laura den HertogTwisted Cheese and fresh bread... |
| Interesting composition, such a great level of realism, that its hard to believe this painted by oils. The main focus of this picture is table cover, and not objects them selfs. That make leaves a hole for viewer curiosity, because i can't see clearly what is on the table. 9/29/2012 |
| Thanks so much! 9/20/2012 |
| Wow! From the wood grain to the tablecloth folds and bread crust texture, you got it all down perfectly here. I love the glow of that blue, too, and the floral pattern on the cloth. Beautiful work. 9/19/2012 |
Alexander SadoyanMusical Instruments |
| That is certainly drawn by music lover, interesting way to combine so many music instruments. Not ordinary idea, looks very lovely. Good job. 9/29/2012 |
| I like this mix of realism and geometric pattern, especially the way that the realistically depicted objects fade into the background marks at so many points. Nicely composed, as well. 9/19/2012 |
| This is a wonderful work of art!Congratulations! :-) 9/18/2012 |
 | I would like to see this enlarged. Perhaps a sequalusing a larger canvas . . . Edward |
 | This is NICE! VERY NICE!! -b jAXON |
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Rimantas VirbickasIn The City |
| Such a lonely feeling, when looking at this picture. Still this is very romantic, rain, people walking on a night street, the city is living. Nice context, i love thouse colors and greatly done with reflecting floor. 9/27/2012 |
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deborah Anne neroSpanky Bear |
| Such a cute kitty, it looks just like real one would look on a picture. Amazing work on details, colors are nicely chosen, there is something so simple but so beautifull in just black and white. 9/27/2012 |
Eva CampbellThe Dreaming Bird
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| Gorgeous work, looks like you really knew what you been doing. I like that every detail on this picture has double meaning, and slowly transfers to something else. My eyes are running from one end to another, so there are so many things to see here. Beautiful piece. 9/27/2012 |
| This piece succeeds on many levels. The composition, texture, and palette work well together. The sense of a strong light source is really effective. The fantastical element of implied symbolic relationship between the bird and figure is very intriguing. Nice work! 9/5/2012 |
| This piece caught my eye as the colors are vibrant and the suject matter is delightful ! 6/18/2012 |
 | Always appreciate your vote. Ev. |
| I didn't join in CC for a long time, and it was a pleasant surprise to see your comment! This painting stands as one of my favorites since I painted it and it was nice to hear of new impressions. Have a happy New Year and lot of inspiration! I wish the same and to all people of d'ART! Eva |
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Irena OrlovPassion |
| Nice composition, red is a winning color in this one. The fact that lines are a bit smeared makes this painting unique. Good job 9/27/2012 |
| This type of imagery has probably been done a million times, but somehow it really works here. Part of the success of this painting may be due to the emphasis on the red dress, which seems to be suggestive of the dancers' deep involvement in their movements. The textures in the background are also a... 9/5/2012 |
Mark HerringThe Musician |
| I just don't believe my eyes, this is way too much realistic for the painting. Awesome job, great portrait. 9/27/2012 |
| I really enjoy the contrast of the colorful garments and head garb with deep neutrals of the instrument and background. The subject's age and skin is meticulously painted, and a fantastic center of interest despite the more colorful elements around it. Excellent technical handling, I'd love to see t... 9/20/2012 |
| Wow -- this piece is breathtaking. Exquisitely skillful. Soulful, too -- I'm drawn to the unreadable expression on the man's face and what it could mean. 9/5/2012 |
| The expression of the musician's face is masterfully done -- it tells a story all its own. I'm also really impressed by the detailed folds of the turban: I initially thought this was a photograph! 9/4/2012 |
| A man is ready to do his thing 1/15/2012 |
Alexander SadoyanConstancy |
| This is interesting style, it is always makes me wonder if its part of something big or just separate pieces. It looks like some kind of elephand or a happy face to me. Also nice touch with a background, brings whole different mood to this picture when its smeared. 9/27/2012 |
| The composition of this abstract work is what makes it so effective. The viewer gets the feeling of looking at a pile of ephemeral personal materials, due to the varied colors of the central area and the fading out of the background. I would be interested in hearing the artist explain the relationsh... 9/26/2012 |
Jorge BerlatoThaw 41 |
| Really intriguing, especially with the muted fade of color. The texture of the grid is so interesting. Is it a depicted texture (painted on) or did you actually use some type of textural material in the work? 9/26/2012 |
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Gia GugushviliRehearsal |
| This is an intriguing work, with the folk art type of representational style of the main figure, juxtaposed with the gestural movement of the dog and the much more realistic depiction of the wind instrument. The use of a somewhat jarring palette is an interesting choice that I presume to be intentio... 9/26/2012 |
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Vladimiras NikonovasThe Rooster |
| This is really playful and whimsical. It looks like it belongs in a children's book, or perhaps a modern fairy tale. Using a plain background was a good choice; more color or patterns would have detracted from the machinery in the forefront. 9/26/2012 |
| I love the whimsy of this piece. The arrangement of elements in the frame is really effective in terms of a sense of dynamic potential. Nicely done! 9/26/2012 |
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Ariadna de RaadtEast |
| I really like the strong, graphic shapes and varied lines in this painting. It's really successful in engaging the eye, with a great balance of color and all those sweeping lines. A really fun work that I find invigorating. 9/26/2012 |
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CAREN THOMPSONMISSING YOU |
| Nice brush strokes and variation in this piece. The composition and the gesture of the woman depicted make this portrait particularly interesting. The title adds an interesting backstory. 9/26/2012 |
| This is magnificent painting, such a real details, amazing use of white colour brings in life in this portrait. The lady is very beautiful. I just do not understand why you didn't gave her the whole space, but left some background on top of her. 9/23/2012 |
Laura TasheikoLoyalty of the Mind #8... |
| Interesting color palette here. I particularly enjoy the blending and subtle marks of the blue areas, which have a watercolor or gouache feel. This piece also makes me think of the interesting marks that occur in an inkblot type of print effect. 9/26/2012 |
| This looks like different shades of water, so easy they are mixing with each other. I like colors combine, that looks like - happy picture that way. 9/23/2012 |
Marion BerryBlue Waves Lampwork Glass Brac... |
| This is really beautiful glasswork. The consistency in color in the blue beads is excellent, while the mismatched patterning keeps it from looking boring. I like the twisted wire design in the clasp as well, since it makes a functional part as decorative as the rest. 9/25/2012 |
| This gorgeous bracelet, so simple but so beautiful. Nice combination of pure white and crystalline with blue color, this is really unique piece. 9/23/2012 |
Trisha LambiSolitary Teacup |
| Such a soft colors, and all those line, this is not like you imagine the cup of coffee in the morning, but this one is just calming me down and giving me desire for sleep. Nice job 9/23/2012 |
| This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best breggols I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article. 3/6/2012 |
 | Your comments Michael are particularly insightful - I'm glad this painting has resonated with you. And Lad it would be an honour to hang in the cafe!! |
 | The curves, the movement & the free flowing design make this painting seem alive! Everything appears to be growing out of the same texture... and this adds to its over all appeal and dream-like quality. |
| Trisha: There's something about this work that I like very much, though I can't quite put my finger on it. I find the crackled texture from thick use of paint brilliant. The sensuality of the curves ( which gives this an almost figurative look and feel) along with the warm and pleasing colors... |
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