The Diva is Back for Rick (ontar1) by Cyve
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Description
A new size bigger and a new test, for the style. I hope that you will like.
Dedication for RICK aka ontar1 by way of thanks for your support.
I hope that this image will please you my friend.
Paints on white paper (50x65).
Thank you for the visit and comments.
Many thanks also for previous comments, ratings and favs.
Un nouveau format, plus grand et un nouveau test, pour le style. J'espere que vous aimerez.
Dedicace pour RICK aka ontar1 en remerciement de votre soutien.
J'espere que cette image vous plaira mon ami !!!
Peintures sur papier blanc (50x65).
Merci pour la visite et les commentaires.
Merci egalement pour vos precedents commentaires, visites et favoris.
Have a fantastic week-end.
C'yve
Comments (143)
Le bleu, l'orange et le jaune soutiennent bien l'image.
Beautiful image!
Stunning, great work :)
this is so very beautiful, elegant and delightful also elated! simply gorgeous! ;o)
Ca me rappelle la fille dans Roger Rabbit ^^ , superbe dessin Yes !
... Je veux dire Yves (typo)
Love your fantastic use of shape and colour. Your image conjurs up such glamour and style!!
Standing ovation !!!
Nicely done art!!!!!
Whoaaa! Really nice Yves!
What a wonderfully expressive work of art! i saw this on the Favorite Pictures Gallery and it deserves the spot.
This is really lovely and very elegant. Outstanding work!
As I've said before, your multi color work often reminds me of Matisse's "gouaches découpés". This image is beautifully done. First, the woman's torso is the centerpiece: It flows from her breast-line straight down through her beautifully flared bottom of her gown. Her torso reminds me of some of Klimt's females; and it's the 'anchor' to her body...Second, her shawl (in a beautiful medium-blue) drapes off of her arms, and it flows down and embraces her whole body---beautifully done. It has "embrace". Third, you use a few patches of pale yellow for her shoulders and her neck. And then you have two black arms---painted in beautiful segments (for upper arm, lower arm, wrist, etc); and then two pale orange (or tan) segments for her hair; then a simple face (two eyes and two lips---in joy): With all this, her upper torso is splayed in utter joy. Your minimal way of portraying the complex human body is beautiful. You use only the shapes necessary for your vision. And it looks like a cutout, but it feels like a whole human being. And she's reaching out in joy. Finally, the deep flare of her gown, at bottom, acts like a "pedestal" for her body. Also beautifully done. Beautiful work, Yves...and if this is a new style, bravo! It's joyfully done and articulated.
~The Diva is Back for Rick~ And like the great Phoenix she's arisen to take her rightful place Love this one :)
so lovely...very good work !
Great Work!! :o)
Very elegant shapes! As always an art that demonstrates talent and creativity. Congratulations Cyve, Hugs my friend !
And she's back with a vengeance, Beautiful , reminds me of a stained glass window.
Masterful presentation of feminine grace and beauty.
Again a simple but lovely image. I'm sure Rick would love it! :)
like a flame of grandeur, stunning!
Exemplary - the coloring and pose remind me so much of vintage travel posters and playbills.
lovely
J'adore ... Beau weekend !!