I've been spending a lot of the time in the studio lately...! Time management, I will admit, has always been a struggle... Right now I am juggling my time between my part time work for
Peter Cox Photography Gallery, a few commission works including illustrating a little book of children's poem by friend the American poet
Barbara Botch, and preparing for my
Solo Exhibition at the Boathouse Gallery in Kinsale, County Cork.
After spending a good few days and hours on these various commissions, I needed to "stretch" my creativity and just "go mad" a little on something which was not meant for anybody in particular...
So with no particular agenda, I squeezed a good amount of some of my favorite colours on a palette and then guessed what.... : I used my fingers.
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| Detail of the sky... |
I had seen several blog posts and videos recently about "intuitive painting" and I just wanted to try it a little... To paint the hills then I used a combination of my fingers and some of my bigger brushes, I wanted to keep a "looser" feeling to the painting.
Of course to paint the flowers I had to rely on my smaller brushes again...!
So there, I think Studio Assistant Clochette was pretty pleased with the results..
I know it's impossible to please everybody, but I am quite please witht the combination of loose background mixed with the little details... What do you think?
Amélie
i think it's important to get out of your comfort zone and your results were spectacular!! i'm in agreement with Clochette,i love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Kathryn... Yes I agree with you it has to be done once in a while...!
ReplyDeleteClochette a effectivement bon goût! J'aime beaucoup, Amélie! :)
ReplyDeleteMerci Valérie...!
ReplyDeleteMerci Valérie...!
ReplyDeleteI just adore all of your work, but for me this is the best yet. I love the colours and think they blend perfectly and I just love the looser feeling it has. For me this is perfection. :)
ReplyDeleteJust *beyond*. Enamoured.
ReplyDeleteAaaaah thank you so much..! I'm glad you all like it :)
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled across your blog and have fallen in love with your work. The colors in this painting are peaceful. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJD what a lovely thing to say, I'm glad you stumbled here :) And thank you for the compliments...!
ReplyDeleteI think its great with the looser work in the background Amelie, makes it softer and then the flowers are show up even stronger, beautiful work! (:o)
ReplyDeleteEileen thank you very much...!
ReplyDeleteBreath takingly individual, a amzing blog!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice thing to say... Many thanks Edward...!
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