A bit further on with another painting. Oh, and I took everyone’s advice on the ‘Wave’ (see post) and left it as it is. I will post a good shot of that once it has it’s second varnish, and we have some good light. Anyway, this one is called ‘Centric Diatom‘ (look it up on Google) and is acyrlic paint on 10×10 deep edged canvas. Colours are a bit off and lack lustre (blueish?) due to lack of natural light and the overhead light being on, which makes it hard to appreciate the detail and intensity. I plan to finish this one today or tomorrow.
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“Colours are a bit off and lack lustre…” err, are you wearin’ sunnies in the house or summat, hun? It’s blimmin gorgeous, is what it is!!! And so happy you left the other one as it was but *points* OMG, lookit the rock! THE ROCK!! I wants it!!! [Paperweight??]
I actually genuinely belly laughed. I was thinking ‘the rock?’. You know, I left it in by mistake, it was holding down a photocopy of a Centric Diatom that I was using as reference. Living near just near the beach, we pick up rocks all the time, and sometimes I paint them. I only got this back the other day as Orla nabbed it and hid it for ages.
I will get a nice rock from the beach, and paint especially for you.
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I love these colours so much! Yes Lorrie take your sunnies off you silly girl!
Thank you my darling. The colours are showing a bit too blue is all, plus the bad light has lost some of the depth and detail. But, thank you so much peaches.
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*squeee* Thanks Lorrie!!! Just chuck the rock in my parcel… ya know, whenever!!! *coff* lol
LMAO! Good one. Maisy..I have so many things for your parcel now. However, I will be getting that parcel off in the next few days. As for the rock, I will paint one especially for you. xxx
p.s. I’ll tell you who got me started on painting stones Jeanette. An artist friend called Vic aka ‘Artist with a Pencil’. She started following my old blog on blogger a few years ago, and she paints them. I thought they were lovely, and she gave me some tips. Here is her link: p.s. http://artwithapencil.blogspot.com/