Half An Hour Still Life by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just a quick Acrylic with random flowers on a "left over" piece of gelli printed paper.
It is such a joy doing this. And with a proper frame, it doesnt look so bad. Atleast I think so myself.
Have a wonderful weekend. We had lovely sunshine all day again. Still pretty cold, though there was no wind, so it was ok.
Thank you for your visit. :)
Comments (11)
this is very nice and colourful - wonderful work
So vibrant and filled with joy, both in the making,and the viewing!
You can feel the joy helle you have really produced a happy and vibrant coloured vision of lovliness well done all in half an hour thanx!!!
All the above, Helle. Sunny here, but with a cold wind....winter has finally arrived.
filled with life
A beautiful colorful painting of these lovely flowers. 😀
Wow! You did this in a half hour? I'd spend the first half hour cleaning up the stuff I'd spilled trying to get ready… LOL
It looks quite lovely, Helle! Wonderful colors, and beautiful composition. Nicely done, my friend!
Oh, deeee-licious! If art were food, you could feed a whole dinner party with this. Lucious! And I'm with Rod---you did this in half an hour? Are you kidding me??? He said it would take him that long just to get ready. It would take me that long just to look at the paper! You got such a vivid, electric, pulsing feel with all your flower-hues. You just know what to do with them, you 'hear' them in your head, and you let them dictate where to put them. This is intuitive art at its best, born of years of painting and drawing and photographing; you just commune with the colors and forms. And your background---man, that slight purple blue? and that slight aqua green? Such delicate hues---I love them, and they're perfect backdrops to the vivid popping flowers. And a great vase, where your brushwork really shows: Looks like you used some heavy acrylic on that, you got impasto---I can only dream of what you'd do in oils. Beautiful, Helle. I'll take 20! Check is in the mail...this is delectable.
This looks amazing lively, and it's such a surprising joy to explore, dear friend. I just love the light in this colour-mix, what are so exuberant. I looked with a lot of interest at your paint materials, and want to thank you, Helle for sharing this here. (btw, thinking a lot of you, and didn't forget to write you, but there are so many things that limit me currently in doing what I want to do. Wishing you a very cosy weekend ♥ ;-)
So beautiful! I'm with Mark on the colors. Yummy!