Daffodils and Fruit, fluid acrylic, 16x20
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8 comments:
It doesn't look splotchy to me at all Deb, just enough abstract variation to not make it bussy nor boring, nice, BTW That flower's vase deserve a close up look!
I love the splotchy background although I might consider changing the values in the splochiness from the top right corner (lighter?) It's nice and dark behind the daffodils. Those bananas are amazing. I could never paint bananas. They always look like yellow blobs when I try.
I vote for keep the background as is, but perhaps make it a tad darker behind the daffodils - it'll create a gradient across the background and make the daffodils stand out even more. Great work, Deb!
Not splotchy at all - love it and the warm fruit against the cool blues and that vase!!! Oh, I want that vase :) I like the color of the shadows, the glow of the table...well, shoot, I think you've got a winner here!!
I really like the background! This is a very nice painting: the pear especially hs so much transparency! Gorgeous.
Thanks all! I'll take the suggestions for the background under advisement and if I make any changes will post them.
the vase is having the effect that it seems to be in 3d...
the plate and fruits are natural and fantastic...
i think all this because of the way in which the table and background is painted...
congrats...
Thank you jyothisethu!
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