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Diane Tremblaypassages de la vie ( pieces of...
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 | I' m not able to make a good critic , but the piece that i prefer is Passage de la vie .In my opinion all your works tell us a story .Brava and thank you for your critic :-))) |
 | yep this one took long time to be created. some times I have the picture in my head some times it come during the creation , in this case it was a mix. and you don't have to spend time for translation, it's ok I can read English, do its funny to read the computer translation :) |
 | You have beautiful work. This piece seems to tell a complex story and must have taken you forever to create. I really like the contrst at the bottom with the use of the blue colors. It gives the work a floor. Do you know what you are going to create when you go to a canvas? Is everything in your hea... |
| very kind of you , Just wondering... may I know why this art work got 7 from you, the lowest mark you ever gave to any one over here? |
| mmm... maybe it's influence of my Amer-Indian blood... :) |
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Jessica PerryHeraclitus
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 | her right hand looks cut off or the patient. this is oil, you can paint the face much better, looks like aquarell;-) |
 | Thanks a bunch! Jess |
 | Hi Jessica, I like this painting...Really excelent! Greetings! SPSoni |
| Thanks for all of your posts... I went out of town for a couple days and was sans internet. I was a bit surprised to see all the action on the CC. I'm not quite sure how I got put into to all of this but whatever...Thanks for all of the comments they were terrific to read and reassuring. Jess |
 | ...of Flood and autumn leaves. She leaves us wondering what in the world is going on! Or is that HER question? She looks up to the viewer, unafraid. And in her eyes we see signs of resignation, but without the loss of sweet Hope. |
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Oksana SulimovaMystic Moment (Ìèñòè÷åñêèé Ìî...
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 | Subtle Compliment. |
| You remind me a little of the famous Russian master Atroshenko.My compliments! |
| The lighting is is very realistic. I love it. |
| Looked through some of your work after a friend referred me.This one made me say Whoa! Different styles in your portfolio but I haven't ever seen anything quite like this before. Interesting technique with the colors and contrast values. |
 | There is a real sense of a moment captured in time and emotion! Beautifully painted. |
Jay SmithlineAll Hail Darth Bilco
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| ...just perfect! |
| ...and I think this painting's high ranking is due, in part, to the universal appeal of its symbolism. |
| Another great piece Jay, Espescially the center figure.the superimposition of the figurine works extremely well. You are extremely talented,you really should try to get an art agent.I think you would be very successful. Sincerely, sgalli |
 | I haven't belittled anyone here like Livio did...I haven't made false identities so that I may spite other people here. Besides... what brought this on... that was weeks ago? Besides... I don't really find what your point is in this post anyway... AND... I don't remember addressing you anyway. |
| He wasn't being honest, he was just doing it so that his could be NUMBER ONE... even though he reminds me of NUMBER TWO! Thats why he gave the low rating to you and Jess. He is being immature and abusing the critics corner just as he has in the past with his false identities and I wish that Troy w... |
Diane TremblayMarches funebres ( Mournful wa...
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| by the way It's hard to see your beautiful art works over here the pictures are to small I think... |
 | White horses and flowers on the front - the hope that never dies. |
| It's kind of you. |
 | Honest work. No pretension here. Good color combinations and great fluidity. The viewer is let free to surf. |
| Your comment deeply touched me |
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 |
Michael SprouseThe Oath Taker
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| Wow, this painting can be interpreted so many different ways and says so much! It has a lot of feeling. Looking deep into this girls eyes you can see her eagerness, determination, and sincerity. I really love it! Fabulous work! |
| This is a beautiful haunting expression and painted with talent! |
 | Thanks for your thoughts on this work very much. |
 | I really like this piece, Michael. I love how you can almost feel the heavy emotion reflected in her face and eyes. |
 | I just want to say that it's one of my favorites of yours. Not just the eyes but the mouth...and the mood of the piece---lots of emotions here. |
Patrick Gysembergdefinate breakthrough...
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 | The title does this justice. It is a breakthrough. Nice work Patrick :-D |
 | Execellent! |
 | this summer. I like the result aswell, given the fact that one kilo spaghetti is involved...:-) |
 | I really love the colors and the composition. |
| best! patrickg:-) |
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... |
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David BakerReflections in Marble (Red For...
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| Many thanks that is very kind of you!david : ) |
 | Such a peaceful beautiful piece. |
 | I much appreciate your thoughts on these matters! david: ) |
 | To demonstrate its power block out the bottom half with a sheet of paper, then do the same with the top half. The result: visual clarity. Good going David . . . Edward |
 | ...like peace and calm. Splendid light and contrast. |
Michael SprouseMemory
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 | I did recognize your style and still - it is so different. Beautiful expression, which reminds me, that we should let go of the past and live at the present. Angela |
| Trisha, for your comments on my work |
 | Out of all your work this piece truly touches me |
| Insura, Malner, Bevartee, Some guy - thanks so much for your comments on this work. Believe it or not, the original version of this work actually sat around on my studio floor for over a year destined to be a work that I was going to gesso over and repaint ( I actually once let a neighborhood kid ca... |
| Debsweb: Thank you for your comments on this work! Best Wishes, Michael Sprouse www.sprouseart.com |
Michael SprouseNocturne
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| Zaraska, for your comments on this work. |
 | The look in her eyes... Just perfect |
| Malner- For your critique on this work. |
| One of the reasons that I occasionally repost work here is to get fresh perspectives from folks who have perhaps not seen the work before or who have new ideas that come to them when seeing it a second time. I have always been fascinated with the art of ancient Rome, especially murals of Pompeii.... |
| I critiqued this a while back, and I still feel this is one of your finest works. And, if I may, I would make a suggestion based on my feelings for this piece. For me, this has a distictly ancient feeling to it, and I would love to see you taking ancient faces (Roman tomb portraits or ancient Egypti... |
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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 |
 | I like this too |
| 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 |
Diane TremblayTime Machine
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| There's so much happening in this painting in terms of the fantastical story emerging, it's easy to overlook how masterfully it was executed. There's a lovely balance of background pattern and foreground detail, and the winged figures are nicely done. The palette really brings the viewer into this m... 9/5/2012 |
 | This looks like fantasy concept art for a surrealistic video game. I love the sequence suggested by the repeated figures. The choices of color are also great -- the blues are rich to the eye and allow for a large amount of detail without being overwhelming. 8/24/2012 |
| That was awesome. At first i ughthot you might have been being a little too hard on this toons guy, but the farther along things got the more things seemed just right. 3/9/2012 |
| I keep coming back to this image - all your work gives me great inspiration. Angela:-) |
| Here you are sizing upon the "admirable inventions"... |
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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: ) |
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David BakerGolden Shield
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 | What a wonderful impact! Excellent technique wonderful choice of colours. Richard |
| This is real gold! |
| When printed off this piece is even more golden and luminous - in my opinion. davidB: ) |
| . . .This picture dazzles the viewer with its stained-glass effects... . on a dreary, cloud-filled day, my eyes catch a glimpse of this picture... . . hung in the corner by a reading lamp and... . . . my soul is uplifted... Lad |
 | Greetings everyone! Thanks for critic! hag |
Trisha LambiDream Stalker
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| I appreciate your thoughtful critique John and I will certainly take it on board. Please don't feel you don't need to justify constructive criticism - I think it's a necessary part of an artist's ongoing development. I hope I never stop learning! |
| Everything is right. |
 | The lighting is so warm and rich. Bold details like her upper lip, the coral light on her right hand from the translucent fabric. Masterful. Its' great when one finds a work that can be studied and learned from. I was glad to see the larger image as it gives a clearer view of how you build up form w... |
| I appreciate your comments - thanks! |
 | Congratulations! Raquel |
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David BakerRescued Totemic Head - Mirrore...
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| Very nice work and use of color David. 4/13/2012 |
| The original upon which this is based was a large piece painted in watercolours on heavy watercolour paper entitled 'Totemic Head'. The piece is no longer in my possession, so I developed this work from an old photograph scanned into a digital form, hence the 'rescued' part of the title. There are... |
| Love the mirror effect. Is the mask computer generated or from a photo originally? I have a small collection of Balinese masks - it never occurred to me to use them in Photoshop but they would be great to work from. Thanks for the idea, David! |
| This is a personal favourite of mine, in part because of the strange story behind the final image. davidB: ) |
| The original, which was very large by my standards (A2 sized) watercolour on heavy watercolour paper, was sadly lost in a change of address. All I possessed for may years was a treasured photograph, taken through glass and at an oblique angle (to avoid the problem of flash-back). Many years later th... |
Angela DrysdaleNata - Ngorongoro
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 | I guess you are inspired by Harley Brown - so am I! Good pastel portrait! |
 | very well said Angela. |
| Tank you,SPSoni, very flattering. Angela:) |
| Thank you very much, Debbie, for your kind comment. You are quite right with your observation about zebras (I have them practically in my back-garden) and I concur with your feelings about nature. My favourite quote: "I love not Man the less, but Nature more." Angela :) |
| Abeautiful peace of art.Best rregards,SPSoni |
Michael SprouseEyewitness
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| Krakart - For your comments on this work. |
| Thanks much gents for your comments on this work. |
 | exellent just plain exellent |
| Probably my favorite. |
| Yes. I finished this one around the end of September, about 4 months ago. |
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Alex LevinVENICE THRU THE MASKS' EYES...
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| Lovely painting, it has very interesting style, and so many great details. Looks like it wants to show some deeper meaning of thing, sort of looking through mask on the world. 8/18/2012 |
| I love how you subverted expectations of perspective -- we're forced to look through the "wrong" side of the mask's eyes. Coupled with the romantic, Victorian-esque aspects of the painting, this makes for a dynamic viewing experience. The lighting effects are curious. I can't tell if the only source... 8/16/2012 |
 | Nice concept. Great colors. |
| I respect your opinion Richard, just want to clarify where i stand. The top 100 is based upon the scores people receive in the CC. If these scores are flawed because we all give everyone a top score... what then is the purpose of a top 100 (to prove that you have had more fake scores than someone... |
| Hi there, How can I follow a debate between two people passionate debate and manage to agree with both of them. In reality I think you are not so far away in terms of opinion, Michael, I dont think Livio wants to limit your freedom and blank off your critics, you have to consider that there ar... |
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David BakerAfrican Sunset #1
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| There is nothing quite like an Afdrican sunset in my opinion and i tried very hard to brimng this out in this work. Your sophisticated critique of this piece was a pleasure to read. david: ) |
 | David you really used the positive and negative space to balance this out perfectly. The stair stepping effect of the trees really keeps your eyes looking around this piece. Nice! |
 | Background ablaze off-set by the darkness. This piece is vibrant. There is a nice flow of shapes and lines from top to bottom as well. |
| David, this is one of your best works. Deborah Anne Nero |
| What a sunset fire!It seems as the trees are burning... Eva:-) |
Michael SprouseEspy
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| Funkytown - For your kind words. |
| Lee, for your thoughts on this work. |
 | ... and collage effect you get working with only one medium, Michael. Lee |
| Thank you for the comments about my work. This work is about a love letter of sorts. In the narrative that I created for it ( I always create a story about a work before and while I am painting it). The subject of the painting is recalling a love letter written to her in the past by someone whom she... |
 | I love the feel of this painting. There is beauty in it and it makes me think of romance, I guess because of the lettering; like a love letter. Her eyes could be saying I miss you. The colors are my favorite. A beautiful piece. Kimberly |
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David BakerReflections in a frozen Lake...
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| This piece represents, for me, the stillness at the heart of the natural world which modern humanity has lost, but which we can all still appreciate. best wishes, davidB: ) |
| for your consideration, this site wouldn't be the same without you... Richard |
 | Love this David....r |
| wonderful |
| and still warm due to the early (or late) sun patrickg:-))) |
Diane TremblayRACINES ( ROOTS ) - 2004...
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| and more it stay over here, more it will make this place stinky! you wouldn't like to keep a dead horse body in your home isn't it? |
| as a good quantifying tool. But, this is a dead horse isn't it. |
| in my opinion it just bring bad feelings to this place. I never learnd anything from this numbers. so what good we or this site get from them? |
| When you mentioned that he gave himself a high mark.. I went back and checked and saw a high mark by my name while everyone else had low scores. That's why I spoke.... I agree that you didn't deserve those low scores. Your tribute to 9/11 is beautiful. |
| that he personally hate me and personally love you? what critique value this give? what it show, what you can learn from some one that give you 2 or 4 with out any explanations? and than I'm looking on his art work and... well never mind I don't want to make him feel more bad, who know what next he... |
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Jessica Perryupon her gesture
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| As ever, I look forward to your interpretations. Jess |
| I also like very much the style Japanese paper cut-out parts of the picture. The right hand figure is also holding the flower in a typical pose of an Egyption wall effegy, excelt that the hand would be open and the fingers extended. davidB: ) |
| I don't know how I missed this one. Maybe the messing Patrick Gysenberg is doing these days in the CC. Livio |
| Trust me...I create a lot of bad art but most of it doesn't leave my studio. It stays in my studio where it serves as an elaborate underpainting for future artworks. I just spent the day at the Met Museum of Art on Friday with over 100 of my students so I have a ton of ideas developing from this exp... |
| Jess, even though you don't say anything with this painting... it says alot to me ;). Very gentle and I like the fact that I can sense this girl is an empathetic person in general. It has a supernatural feel even if you disregard the duality, the supernatural comes from the depth of your study and... |
Jay SmithlineLawrence Welf a BURGER a...
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 | Chow on this baby! Pasta la Vista, but hopefully not soon! |
| i have no answer only questions......... |
| ANYHOW ,(CRYING), IM OUT OF HERE! FOR REAL, FOR GOOD , NO MORE IN YOUR FACE CONDE, NOTHING,, NO MORE ART/CRAP REVIEWS NO MORE TAKING MORON'S INSULTS, OR SWALOWING YOUR APATHY AND CONFY MEDIOCRACY .../ IT'S BEEN NICE, IT,S BEEN REAL, BUT IT HASN'T BEEN REAL NICE... TATAAAAAA!... CONDE:. "D... |
| what can you tell us? Nothing? and your strong dignity? What about that? Nothing? ooooohhhhhhh... my poor fellow! |
| WHY first class ............and a snappy dresser,,,,,,listen Ethel he has fine features and is a good dancer.....a real prize...a slice of life says Morgan Fairbottom........A manly man.a wonder bread,an 18d.b crossover at 3 k. oh nicky you're such a tool says the fire sign theater............ |
Michael SprouseWall Flower
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| Herwig: For your kind words. |
 | Dear Michael, the expression of your faces is quiet astonishing to me:) I love them!!! greetz herwig |
| Hlne: For your comments on this work. I appreciate your words very much. |
 | Your women seem to have so much to talk about... They make me think of these photographs of french resistants. So feminine, so fragile and yet so strong and powerful. A lot of emotion. Thank you. Hlne. |
| Ginette: For your comments on this work |
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David BakerSpanish Frind #3
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 | 5 Stars*** To capture the soul and hidden feelings of one's subject is truly a gift! This portrait has emotion speaking out from the picture. One could develop differentmeanings from this portrait. How interesting and very CAPTIVATING.. WELL DONE...FANTASTIC!!** |
| Many thanks bj! This is an old drawing from the early 1980s. Sadly the sitter died only a few year later! David : ) |
| Many thanks Sam, this piece was done in the early 1980s in Highgate North London! david: ) |
| Unusual, simple fine detail. I love the splotches of color on the wrap and the technique use for shading details, aggressive. -b jAXON |
 | One of the finest portraits I've seen in many yearsevocative! sam |
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David BakerCafe Door handle #2 (Paris - A...
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| I have to say that i love your point of view .Yes it is :-))) |
| I am very pleased with the way the cracks and discolouration in the handle came out and the way the backdrop of central Paris is drawn into the composition! david: ) |
| When I retire to Bath there is going to be a very big pull on me to become a fine art photographer first and foremost. And with that in mind I am considering buying one of the new Canon EOS 5D digital SLRs because I have read such wonderful reports on them - they are extremely expensive however and... |
| ... analyzing why this piece works. I'm getting too old for that, David. :) Why did you remove that other gorgeous piece before I had a chance to critique it? It was so full of subtlety, understatement, and rich detail I was at a loss for words. Lee |
| exactly the kind of photograph I love- photos that become abstractions. Dig the reflections...Beautiful. Like the sepia tone here as well. |
Eva CampbellHour-glass (N/A)
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 | Beautiful composition Eva!:-) Best regards, Oksana |
| Always good to hear from you. Eva |
| I much appreciate your nice words!:-)Eva |
| Your mixture of surrealism, expressionism and symbolism appeals greatly to me Eva. David: ) |
 | Wow! Absolutely great composition and colors. |
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David BakerAm I alone?
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| This work was the product of a period of almost clinical depression, as so often art is the product of either joy or sorrow. david: ) |
| To Elle, this mixed media self portrait began as a watercolour in which I laid the paint on so thickly in outlining the face that it dried into hard cracked areas, as around the mouth and eyes. I then scanned this watercolour 'underpainting' in to the computer and worked on it in a series of primiti... |
| such a strong blend of color! UNIQUE... How did you start it? What is the process? Elle. you are astonish o a diversity David. A Master to me! Please keep up the good work! |
 | around the eyes - wonderful! Mary |
| ... and unending loneliness. It's good to have you here! :) Lee |
Michael SprouseNuance
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 | woven into the face. (all that goody background) YEAH |
 | This is my favorite from all the others paintings that I have seem so far of yours...And I really like your other works, but in Nuance you went farther, even the brush strokes are helping to tell the story. I think this is an extraordinary work, a masterpiece. |
| It's so far from the nostalgic image that you're use to present..may I know what inspired you for this one? It's disturbing image a bit morbid, but very good one as usually. |
| an intriguing portrait. Livio |
| The signature image I use and many of my portraits are often most liked by those with an 'artistic ey'e, others see them as sinister - and I too find this disturbing, since art is, for me, designed to draw the sting on pain and suffering, even where it reflects it. Ruskin called it (drawing it from... |
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Jessica PerryFortunes
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| Thanks so much for your thoughtful comments! Jess |
| establish all neccessary skills to display this on the canvas in a unique way! patrickG:-))) |
| Thanks...and as you know...I dig your work too! Jess |
| You know I dig all of your work. Strangely my favorite thing here is the lined scrap of paper taped to the wall. Wonderful added touch. |
| Thanks so much! I actually spent the day at the Met the other week showing my mom her first Rembrandts in person. And when I was in London I spent a huge amount of time starring at the 18 Rembrandts hanging in 1 room. In awe of his brushwork. I look forward to the chance to see the 1662 in person... |
Michael SprouseD'Attente Collette
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| Thank you for your kind words |
| looks like we have a spam war going on. Post everybody. lol |
| Bevartee: Thanks very much for the comments. M. Sprouse http://www.sprouseart.com |
| slips by me before I get a chance to comment. I love this. The way the hard edges are lost and found; the way the white travels through, the color, it's wonderful. |
| This latest piece is quite exquisite. Wonderful balance, drama, and temperment |
Raquel Partnoy"The Beasts"
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| Wonderful work Raquel, as usual. |
| good work . . .Edward |
| I appreciate your comments on my work. Raquel |
| your paintings have someting really special, they are like a trembling, they take the heart... Thank you. |
| I really appreciate your remarks. Best, Raquel. |
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Edward Longo* M-theory Superstrings...
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| I'd like to point out that some of your images do not show up when clicking to enlarge . . . Edward |
| your work again. I've been busy. This year has been a year of doing for others. Mostly charity work, paintings for friends, stained glass windows for my church (stained glass window effect, not the real thing) and paintings for auctions for the Centers (for families in crisis). This piece is ric... |
| With my background as a hypnotherapist I give a lot of credence to the spirituality to which I ultimately connect. This applies to the collective subconscious emotionally, and ingenuously, as well as artistically. It definately gives encouragement to every artist when professionals such as you... |
| Edward: Choice of color the way its used and the substrate seems, at times, tempting me to want to travel the full depth, from the base to the surface. This dimensional quality, coupled with the emotive aspects, beg me to perform the same sort of physiology with self. There are textures of fragil... |
| I thouroughly enjoyed the little time spent on your site, and absolutely enjoyed your poetry. I especially admired your brilliant painting listed under "Fluid Cosmology," not sure what the name of it is. As far as dimentions go: Since they cannot be measured or detected it's all fantasy anyway - t... |
Patrick Gysembergone-minute painting #03 ...
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| that's for sure! |
| could this work? |
| http://www.zonderhanden.be i think you have to copy and paste it in your browser to make it work! have a splendid weekend all!!! patrickg:-)))) |
| evening. if you wanna see, use the link below and it ll appear. It appeared on a TV show at the end "man bites dog" after the seven o clock evening news on prime time and has over a million viewers at the time. I if you wanna vote ( i can use your support!!!!), please use the green button on the scr... |
| But I still think this is a priceless chance to gain national profile on Belgian TV and also that this remains a fine image. davidB: ) PS My reference to 'Five Easy Pieces' was actually a reference to my Red Abstract piece you had kindly critiqued (that is it's title) and the fact that I proposed... |
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David BakerCow #1
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| btw Miss Cow has asked me to pass on her thanks! david: ) |
| [audience groans]..... I gotta say, though, it IS a purdy cow. |
| In the city it might not matter anymore. In the country it still does. |
| Ah, the romance of the cow. I just don't get it. Am I such a city snob that the affluent, glorified false memory of aggrarian utopia has absolutely no hold on me?! Yes! I answered it for you. Don't get me wrong. Cows are good. To eat. But I always feel a little irritated when I see whole wall... |
| Her beauty entitles her to a kind of indelibility and she will not tolerate being ignored for long. She needs a good milking, John. |
David EhlenGrey Cubism
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| I don't always enjoy geometric-based abstract works, but this one works for me. The skill of the painting evokes other media, as if this were folded paper or even steels. Nice job! 8/29/2012 |
| Nice tonal balance, light and movement. Ienjoy the way this piece draws the eye in and around and the quality of the surface. It seems a work inspired by great understanding and love. 12/27/2011 |
| Exquisite as always David. The monochromism works so well here with the marble like features. Love this and would hang it on my wall! |
| This painting was done in a gray scale manner. The texture on the canvas is not unlike steel and has a reflective quality to it. Most of it was painted using my hands and fingers. David Ehlen |
| Wow this is so cool. I think it's something I'd like to hang over my sofa. It make me think of a church. Or of architecture. A few more colors would be nice, but they are not necessary. It looks like you had a lot of fun making this. Also it is mysterious. |
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Oksana SulimovaSeasonal Transit
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 | This painting is beautifully enchanting and mesmerizing . . . it is surrational bliss. I love the softness, the hushed visual silence, the subtle sense of motion and the veil of mystery about the masked eyes. This painting offers viewer many visual and emotional layers to unravel and unwind. |
| Thank you David! |
 | It has an intrigue and atmosphere that I think younger people actually might be attracted to. Save them from the internet - it's all up to you - no pressure there (^__^). |
| I like the softness if this piece. |
| Thank you very much Tony! |
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David BakerSelf Portrait (Madrid Airport ...
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| I do not have any software that was written after the year 2000 Most of my work is done on ACDSee Version 3.1 for Windows released in 2000, Arcsoft's 1999 PhotoImpression programme (both of which came free with my HP 4400c scanner software)plus an old Word 97 PhotoEd programme. The most sophistiate... |
| Thank you David,What does it means "primitive programme?...." Pnina |
| I confess that I do not know what the PS lab is, but I can say that it was done entirely by me in my studio, if that helps..... David: ) Ah, having thought about 'PS lab' I assume that you mean Photo-Shop - in which case no, I do not possess programmes of such power. I use more primative programme... |
| David, is it processed in the PS lab ? Original, Pnina |
| I get some very strange looks wondering around photographing in odd and neglected corners of airports and other public spaces. I can see myself getting arrested one day if I am not careful! David |
Angela DrysdaleHope
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| Thank you, Giovanni :-) |
| expression of introspection |
| Again, thank you all, who commented. Today, a Kenyan environmentalist, Prof.Wangare Maathai, has won the Nobel Peace Price. She is also the first African Woman to receive this award. Angela |
| Thank you for your kind comment, Diane. Angela |
| sensitive painting full of emotions, its like if the stones here are telling her sad story, she look like she is part of the background, part of the stones... good strong composition and colors. Best Diane Tremblay www.DianeArt.com |
Eva CampbellFortuna
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| Thank you!! Ev. |
| wonderful work Eva! |
| Oh, my Russian is terrible, but it is wonderful that we can talk through the universal language of art Thanks once again, and I am happy to meet with your beautiful and poetic art too! Kind Regards, Eva |
| Thanks once again!:-) Kind regards, Eva |
| Trance like I like the description, and even the different messages of both works (Trance and Fortuna) it seems they have many common points Kind regards, Eva |
Jay SmithlinePIA ON YOUR SHOES
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| Excellent!, this is one of my favorites from your works Jay. |
| do you think that "hardware and software" be a good reason for your friend condeart to push you up on the top at the expense of Patrick Agcaoili's "On thin ice" that he pushed down just to favour you? I saw also that you changed back immediately the favour to him, giving to the works he posted 5 5 1... |
| software= the Nebulon brain disinegrator set to vortex #23 at 460 single phase....coffee with white latex house paint NO SUGAR !!!!Hardware= one tattered picture of the marginally talented PIA (goddess of ????) several sharpies,extra fine &fine point.Cans of the finest spray paint known to man or... |
 | IN THE TOP 100 MAESTRO DOTS!!! YOUR ARTWORK IS GANGSTAAAAA!!!!!!! I NEED TO KNOW, HARDWARE & SOFTWARE YOU USE FOR THIS PLEASSSSE???? |
| Hi ! Jay, This one suprice me-Religiues- Modern Ikon- But great work! I do appricite your comments here on d.art, best rgds. hans alexander (- ; / |
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 |
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Oksana SulimovaThe Wall
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| Je voudrais avoir cree cette oeuvre, Felicitations |
 | The soft lighting stopped me in my tracks! |
| Thank you very much Luke! |
| I enjoy the contemplative feeling of this work. It makes me wonder what or who you are looking at. The way the arms and hands are placed lightly on the wall is nice as well. Great work, stay inspired! |
| Thank you so much Snidaruffe and Jaxon! |
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David BakerOld Louvre/New Louvre (For Sam...
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| Yes this is indeed a reference to modernity in the angled surfaces of both the old and new Louvre. And the sepia colouring was intended to accentuated that aspect. Many thanks for inspiring it! david: ) |
| Firstly upon my initially seeing this work and secondly when I realized the sam of which you were speaking is myself. Your comment is a very special moment for me and worth more than any monetary returns I may recieve from my efforts. This image just blew me away and how the angular reference to mod... |
| I love this one David, wonderful! |
| An inspired piece dedicated to an inspired and inspiring artist, David. Lee |
| I was inspired by Sam's dialectical photographic work in NYC! david: ) |
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David BakerLine and Light = Form #5 (Twis...
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| I have always been fascinted by how, given the right visual lead, however schematic, the human eye/mind fills in the movement! david: ) |
| And to Justin: I have never viewed this piece as at all risque! That's quite a thought - lol!! david: ) |
 | excellent concept! |
 | I don't know how graph paper can be made sexy. But you did it. I'm a figure kind of guy. Not much into abstract. However this is FANTASTIC. You should probably screen for under age viewers so you don't get introuble! If I could rate higher than 10 I would. Justin |
| I think this is my favorite from the serie. The motion on this one feels almost sexual. |
Miguel TióSteven
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| This work is fantastic, simply beautiful. I love the tech. -b jAXON |
| It seems that you were posting your comment about my work "Steven" at the same time that I was posting my comments about your work "The Dresser"...Great coincidence! :-) |
| Thank you very much Ron for your comments on this painting and to you too Rs for your kind words. It is always good to hear from you both. Best wishes, Miguel |
| masterful work as always. |
| I like the creativity of this piece. You have also done a great job in working with realistic looking hair. Not always easy for some artists. |
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