Shellywan, what a nice piece of artwork...you really take care of your audience. Subtle sense of lighting, strong composition, it's a treat to stop by see the result of your work every time.
Hey Shelly! I know you already read my comment on the original post where your entry is 'hanging up', but I just wanted to reiterate it here so it isn't buried with all the other comments on all the other pieces.
So once again, I enjoyed your piece very much and how it recalled, in my eyes, Alphonse Mucha's 'The Slav Epic'. Despite the saddening nature of the piece.... the great discovery being a young girl's naivete shattered by the cruel nature of reality surrounding her.... there is still beautiful scenery bolstered by lively colors, establishing a [false?] sense of hope.
Thank you for responding and adding the last insight into your piece about the boy being the flipside of the negative, discovering beauty among destruction with his garment full of flowers.
Cheers, and thanks for keeping us entertained with all the funny pictures while we were waiting for the show to go up. ;)
Nice one Sheldon! Love how you controlled the light going across the composition -really smart play of warm and cool tones. Not just as a compostional device, but also in the storytelling as well. You so good!
wow!! hey shelly, this is steve from art center. just wanted to drop by and say dayam. great piece and great blog. glad to see your work online. take care.
Guess who stared at Leyendecker art for 4 hours!!!!!!!!!!! I know :( my feet and eyes whoosed out at 430..Fore Shame. They closed at 5pm. The Zoo was pretty cool, but a lot of the animals were hiding :(
Geez Shelly, you don't exactly disappoint, do ya? And Josh is lying, we only stayed at the Haggin Museum for 3 hours, but we DID get 8 zillion nice pictures. Maybe I should post some on the lounge thread, but that'd take work :(
Anyways, it'll be fun to see how the final matchup goes. Make us proud!
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Shellywan, what a nice piece of artwork...you really take care of your audience.
Subtle sense of lighting, strong composition, it's a treat to stop by see the result of your work every time.
Incredible color and lighting, I'm awed! I look forward to seeing more.
Hey Shelly! I know you already read my comment on the original post where your entry is 'hanging up', but I just wanted to reiterate it here so it isn't buried with all the other comments on all the other pieces.
So once again, I enjoyed your piece very much and how it recalled, in my eyes, Alphonse Mucha's 'The Slav Epic'. Despite the saddening nature of the piece.... the great discovery being a young girl's naivete shattered by the cruel nature of reality surrounding her.... there is still beautiful scenery bolstered by lively colors, establishing a [false?] sense of hope.
Thank you for responding and adding the last insight into your piece about the boy being the flipside of the negative, discovering beauty among destruction with his garment full of flowers.
Cheers, and thanks for keeping us entertained with all the funny pictures while we were waiting for the show to go up. ;)
Nice one Sheldon!
Love how you controlled the light going across the composition -really smart play of warm and cool tones. Not just as a compostional device, but also in the storytelling as well. You so good!
wow!! hey shelly, this is steve from art center. just wanted to drop by and say dayam. great piece and great blog. glad to see your work online. take care.
steve
Really nice piece. Classic feel about it. Nice play of light and color.
ooh dis a painting es very gooowd
This is so gorgeous...the colors are breathtaking!
beautiful piece! i love the sense of drama and mood on this one, great work!
lovely!
Guess who stared at Leyendecker art for 4 hours!!!!!!!!!!! I know :( my feet and eyes whoosed out at 430..Fore Shame. They closed at 5pm. The Zoo was pretty cool, but a lot of the animals were hiding :(
Wow.
Geez Shelly, you don't exactly disappoint, do ya? And Josh is lying, we only stayed at the Haggin Museum for 3 hours, but we DID get 8 zillion nice pictures. Maybe I should post some on the lounge thread, but that'd take work :(
Anyways, it'll be fun to see how the final matchup goes. Make us proud!
Beautiful story telling piece. Great emotion and feeling of both light and atmosphere . This blog is really inspirational .Cheers .
Painful beauty on this painting,i love it,color and composition!...with your consent i link your blog to my favourites.Greetings from Barcelona.
you do some crazy paintings!!
i enjoy your work.
hi Shelly, you have some really nice work here!
congratulations :)
Hi Shelly I am a big fan of your work, I saw your Last Man Standing entries on Conceptart.org- you rock.
The lighting really makes this piece. It is a joy to look at.
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