Face by durleybeachbum
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Comments (11)
interesting character - cool work
Not quite Picasso, but getting there. I like this. The colors and twisted mouth and nose. Keep up the good work. :-)
Indeed, kind Picasso, beautiful work
Just love her face.
Love that painting !
Not quite Picasso, but getting close;excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The face you make when you've just heard Trump's latest nonsense. I like what you did with the post worked version.
Pretty interesting. Have you ever exhibited any of your work Andrea?
Love her expression, great job.
Xo
OH WOW! I so love your choice of colors here. So original and so bold. You made my day with this. More please. Sorry I was so late coming here.
Several people above mentioned "Picasso". (You got 2 "not quite Picasso"s: Really?) First, I would compare this to Matisse way before I'd compare it to Picasso. (And that's a compliment.) Second---and I'll be kicked out of a lot of art rooms for saying this---while Picasso was incredibly classical, and so balanced, and so intelligent with all his analytical wildness, etc, I don't think he was as great as many make him out to be; and I'd take this face over at least half of his any day. Lots of expression in your subject's eyes, the droop of the face is chasm-y, the deformed/angles lips are terrific, (that's maybe where they see picasso), those deep haunted eyes, with that wonderful green for the irises---blue green---the smeary rough oil-paint-like application of your pastels, and the deep Matisse-like contrasts of vivid hues, along with an angle as if she just craned into the shot, and the chasms in her cheeks---this is a terrific painting, Andrea. I liked the postworked version too, but the original has power no postwork could achieve, and I think this is masterful. Those eyes peer out from the ages. One helluva piece.