Canna Acryilc by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I've just finished this painting which is abstracted from a postworked photograph of some Canna leaves in my garden,
About 15"X 8" on foamboard.
See it unframed with an explanation of it's genesis Here
Comments (13)
Very beautiful work Andrea You've a wonderful talent
Awesome outcome Andrea. The gold frame is a wonderful addition.
A delight and very colourful.
Very good Andrea
Beautiful, the frame finishes it off superbly!!!
Wonderful! I do like seeing your hand-done work, and the frame sets it off beautifully. The colors you chose are terrific together. Love it!
I could find wall space for this very happily! Super work
wow, powerful and superb colors, well done Andrea!
Oooh, you painted a digifiddle! WONDERFUL work!!!!
Very good, I do so like this, wonderful colours, it reminds me a little of waterway topography with a difference.
I can't see the Canna leaves but I love the painting and its stunning colors!
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
I'd love to have one of these on my wall. This is 100% Andrea. I can see some of the original in it, but you've transformed it into this abstract cross section of cellular life, or of the life of a tide pool, or the life of inner energies (this could be the colliding energies inside mitochondria or something like that), or a painting of the energies of the cosmos. There's Abstract Expressionism in it. A bit of Pollock (or gargantuan "drip" painting). And almost a pop feel--the big red-whitse "bolt," down the center, almost feels like those "BAM" and "POW" moments in the cartoon-like pop art of the 80s. A lot of things can be compared to it, but it's just plain you, and not only energetic for the hues and their contrasts, but for the textures within the hues, and how they vary. You (typically) even have a colony of little black dots (left side), which seems amplified in a blue section at the top---we don't get to see it spread out, but it sure begins to. And Organic structures everywhere...Bold, colliding, energetic, squooshy, lightning-like, and lifelike. You and Helle, when you paint (or draw), just turn out all this vivid world of energy. Beautiful piece, Andrea. I'll take 10.