What got me into this painting mood to finish no II and paint the complete no III? It was the wonderful narrative language of Adalbert Stifter in his short novel "Bergkristall". Listening to audio books like this and painting without the breaks the day brings, gets me into a trance that replaces sleep.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
And now something completely different
What got me into this painting mood to finish no II and paint the complete no III? It was the wonderful narrative language of Adalbert Stifter in his short novel "Bergkristall". Listening to audio books like this and painting without the breaks the day brings, gets me into a trance that replaces sleep.
Labels:
ocean life,
watercolor
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Oh, these are fun. I love the colour choices you made and the movement in those paintings is wonderful. My favourite is the first one with the phantasy-style fishes and the diamont shapes.
I also love stitching or painting at night, when all is quiet around me.
you have a very unique style developing here....
these are quite beautiful. There is something special and wonderful about those all-night art sessions. thanks for sharing with us.
I love your painting, Eva!
...I always love your colourful watercolours...
..thanks for staying awake to bring them to us! :-)
These are exquisite!
Wonderful maelstroms.
These are wonderful. I love the colours and movement you have created. My favourite is the last one, it looks like a colourful seabird and floating eggs...quite magical.
Jacky
I just LOVE these pieces!!! Beautiful!! So artistic!! Quilts in the making I think too!!!
turtles are my favorite! These are remarkable--I am glad you stayed up to do them!
so, do you sleep late in the morning/day after painting all night? I don't know how you do it! The watercolors are wonderful: so dreamlike and so very colorful. I love turtles too.
xo
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