Behind the Mystery by titta
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PhotoShop and Painter.
Thanks for viewing! I really appreciate your comments! :-)
Comments (9)
This is very interesting! I can see alot of different things in this. Very emotional and beautiful.
So beautiful and very mysterious. It awakes my curiosity, your mystery seems very friendly. I think I keep this in my mind when I go to sleep :-)
Lovely use of colour.It has a soft,dreamy, quality, but then the mysterious face adds a bit of tension - makes it really interesting.
Oh Titta! What a wonderous painting!! love the brush strokes! Thick and bold!! Very transcendental!!
Wonderfully evocative colours & style Titta, this has such a feeling of intensity yet there is something soft & quite uplifting there too make the sense of trepidation apparent in those eyes an intriguing mystery indeed! A really engaging & thought provoking piece ; )
Not sure what to make of the Titta, first I saw wild wind swept landscapes then I caught her eyes and the landscape turned to veils or wild red hair, a real mystery and a beautiful image.
Beautiful, thought provoking work Titta. I love your colors which are so much a part of the southwestern U.S. where I live. It reminds me of a sunset with the beautiful coloration that falls upon the clouds and canyons. There is such a mysterious quality to this painting in the eyes in the background. They draw the viewer into the mystery of the painting after taking in all the external beauty. Very appropriate title for your work. This is a marvelous work of art Titta. V
Exceptional.
Man, that's strange. As Suzanne said, there is indeed a mysterious quality to this which balances the bright colours. One to ponder on :-)