What Next? by ArtPearl
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Description
This is a watercolor painting(self portrait) I did a couple of years ago. Just wanted to say I'll be away for a while and my access to the internet may be sporadic, so I'm not likely to post or comment much -sorry.
Thanks for watching and commenting on my previous posts, it's been very rewarding and helpful:)
Comments (11)
kobaltkween
what an interesting combination of techniques and patterns. the background seems beautifully abstract, and in some places very structured and dry, while the face, and hair are softly fluid. i love the pattern on the shirt. i'm struck by the clarity of the eyes. their simple shape, white space, hard edges and lack of saturation make them a graphic focal point in contrast with the rest of the image. absolutely great use of color. take care! we'll all be happily anticipating your return.
axolotl2
This very expressive and well done !
AnAardvark
Very wonderful. I love the colors.
Sivana
Excellent done!! I wouldn´t be abel to made a selfportrait with watercolors.
originalkitten
Wow excellent!
Rutra
Yes, the eyes are a clear focal point. Their flow is very different from the rest of the image. In opposition to the fluid and softness of the rest of the image, the eyes are sharp and precise, determined and clear. Are the eyes the mirror of the soul?...
e-brink
Lovely work. Great expression!
Mad-Mike
You did a wonderful job! very nice.
anaber
This Painting is very ,very good.My congratulations. It's very expressive and the contrasts are explendid. otherwise, the eyes and the hair turns you so real.. i apologize my english. 5+++
chippwalters
Your color palette here is most sophisticated. You use complimentary colors for your foreground/background objects, and another complimentary set for your foreground/background person (you). Never would've thought that would work as well as it did! Great job-- IMO, one of the best!
helanker
This is such a beautiful portrait. I love the way you used layers. I am trying to paint like this.... but ...LOL! Maybe some day :-)