"Into The light"
Egg tempera and Oil on board. 12 x 9"
Now I finally called this painting finished.
It was one of those works what I just can just keep going and gong.
But sometime it should be right time to stop, even perhaps you could do more with it...
Now the only "more" part I have to do - varnish it and frame it... sometime.
Perhaps take few better pictures of it to...
As for now I just have to leave it along and let it dry.
I also will have to start shopping for frame, what is always fun part.
It was one of those works what I just can just keep going and gong.
But sometime it should be right time to stop, even perhaps you could do more with it...
Now the only "more" part I have to do - varnish it and frame it... sometime.
Perhaps take few better pictures of it to...
As for now I just have to leave it along and let it dry.
I also will have to start shopping for frame, what is always fun part.
13 comments:
Wow, love the contrast and light.
Your paintings just keep getting better.
I just love the way you arranged this painting. The light is really dramatic
These just jump out at you! Egg tempera. The magic white medium! Spectacular!
Just Beautiful, Tatiana! I love the dramatic light that creates such depth.
Drama Queens indeed! A wonderful composition...beautifully executed!
Drama Queens indeed! A wonderful composition...beautifully executed!
Thank You, Maria!
Glad You like it Ron!
Susan, Charlotte, Bertie - thank You!
I like this sort of dramatic lightened floral compositions, but I'm jut starting to try those on my own... Still like it! Hopefully will do more.. and better.
This is beautiful Tatiana. There is a wonderful graphic quality to the shadow which intrigues me.
I agree with all and I just love the beautiful bluish color of the flowers.
All I can say is Wow! You have painted this to perfection. The composition, the lighting speaks of beauty and drama. Great job.
Fantastic as usual Tatiana. Hope to see it in person!
Julie, Cecelia, Deborah and Mary Beth - thank You, ladies!...
Mary Beth, I might show it locally, not sure what will happen, all depends. Right now it needs to dry. Then I will need to frame it. then we will see. But you always can get a sneak pick when it will be safe to carry out... In a few weeks, perhaps. This work is done with no drying accelerators, so it will take a while to cure it.
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