a lot of shaking going on here by jocko500
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
here is another painting i did. it is 24x48 inches long Some more danceing legs.
One person ask about the deform leg? I told her more or less if you look at people legs you will see the movement of the muscle and you may see stuff like this. Anyone took photos like I do will see good looking legs will become deform as the muscles move. I looked at photos of women track and field athletic and the way they look also., some of them look deform in action. At rest they look good. It depend on the pov also. On the side the legs will look good straight on it may not look as good.
Comments (45)
Excellent idea!!!
yeah a whole lotta shaking indeed.
Brilliant crop Jocko, superb image!
Looks ok erland
Fabulous painting, dear Jock. Hugs for all day. Di. xx
Excellent!!
Cool painting and composition, Jock. Love your painting style.
Another superb painting
Wow, fantastic drawing! Love the moves and colors! Really great done!
Ah, yes.... I can almost hear Elvis singing "a whole lot of shakin' goin' on" a wonderful and colorful painting filled with lots of movement, Jock!
Great job!
Great foot-work painting, Jock!! :o)
Your work just keeps getting better and better Jock. love the sense of motion and the colors you use, gorgeous.
Come along my baby, whole lotta shakin' goin' on Yes, I said come along my baby, baby you can't go wrong We ain't fakin', while lotta shakin' goin' on. Beautiful painting !
oh my, yet another gem from you, of dancing legs. Yeah, they can look deformed, but I fully understand what you wrote: You're painting the energy of the leg, the spirit of the leg, not just the 'anatomical' leg. So it's not deformed at all: It's just in motion---and joyous motion at that. This series is a knockout. The hues here---how do you get such wonderful contrasts from light to dark, and so many kinds of blue or orange, etc? Your eye is on fire, that's how. Those waves on the floor, the shadows of blue mixed in---those shadows almost seem penned in, they have such strong lines. And how smooth the naked legs are, contrasted with the wonderfully textured pants. I love the lines on those blue pants. You turn the floor into a pulsing affair, and the legs speak for 1000s of dancers. This is a knockout. I've never seen dancing legs portrayed like this before. Voila!