The Evolving Enigma by Jay-el-Jay
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is an acrylic painting which I did on canvas.It is another of my pieces included in the Rodeo Market show.
Comments (14)
Jim, This really is an amazing looking painting. I always enjoy seeing the art you put in your shows.
Very artistic, Jim..
I can see how much you enjoyed making this!
makes me think of my Daughter's room when she was a little girl - lol
went back up to take another look at it and saw a tag at the bottom saying artist of the month, did you win something for this image? I don't think I've ever just painted in this style, but I know a lot of people go crazy over it - taste is in the eye of the beholder.... you know, the guy that eats eyeballs - lol
No,I didn't win anything for this image.But,February is my turn as a gallery member to have my show.Also,today I got a phone call from a newspaper reporter from the Denver Post.They are sending a photographer over to the gallery on Friday to take some pictures of some of the work.That is sort of a prize.Nice publicity.
cool
Very cool work
An interesting style. I like the colors and the shapes. Excellent painting!
Makes me think of Basquiat
I am not familiar with that name.I will have to look him up.
good you getting in the news. cool image.
Very artistic.. great work :)
Excellent composition, a great abstract piece.
very creative abstract
Wonderful art work Jim and I like the soft colors!
I can see the creative zest in this piece of work, acrylics are very flexible, don't have to wait ages for them to dry unlike oils and also you can dilute them down to a watercolour level too yet they can be as impasto as oils if need be.. devil if you get them on any soft furnishings or clothes and it's allowed to dry. A great choice for abstract art.