Plumber's Dream by nikolais
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Comments (16)
A very beautiful image and I like very much the pattern and the colors, but I would not like to have that dream :-) It seems we used the same colors today :)
very fine image, nikolay. beautiful gold tones.
pure art! RS
Excellent abstract!!!
fantastic work of art!!!!!
wonderful colors, Nikolay, looks like a dreamquilt, very well done!
Only plumbers? What a striking piece...layer upon layer.
Excellent - quite like the shapes and colors. The figure floating thru certainly makes the tension; very cool.
Fantastic image!!Absolutely thrilling! Mouvement,colours and the choose of the place!!Almost can hear the sound of the falling! I know what is this dream, nikolay: quite radical!!you share beautifully the emotion! Great art here!!
nice work...
this is a fascinating image, nikolay, and i'm not sure where it takes my imagination! i see a delightful play with many different elements as well as something scary. uncertainty comes to my mind too, i love it :)
Great ! Excellent compo and delicate colours !!
This is marvellous..all that 'gold leaf-looking' stuff is wondeful! An amazingly beautiful piece of work!
I love the dark blue to gold to lighter blue, and the way your patterns stand out differently against each color. Great composition and mood ... I keep looking and looking, and there's just so much to like about this! Beautiful work.
A breath-taking composition with very much creativity and the 'texturing' of the whole image is fabulous too!
What a rich piece of work. When I was in Prague, a friend I knew there had an interesting experience with a few substances that should not have entered her system and she spent about 20 minutes in her bathroom, stroking the tiles on the wall and admiring how pretty they were. I thought of this because I had one of those "Oooh, these tiles are so pretty" sorts of moments and now I can understand how my friend felt. Odd because the prone figure recalls her as well! But without all of those associations, this is a gorgeous piece of art; it's rich and wonderfully textured and a stunning addition to your already amazing gallery.