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Study in Red Reflections - watercolour

2D Still Life posted on Nov 15, 2004
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Working on another painting today, I needed a shell. Not being able to find the one I wanted, I remembered I'd included it in a study some years back and, fortunately, found it. I like this study, but find it far too red, which makes my head hurt, and the fabric was a shirt that belonged to someone I really don't like, so that makes it hurt more *L* ~*@*~ Watercolour on 340gsm cotton paper from 1996. ~*@*~ Thanks for viewing and your feedback is always appreciated :)

Comments (21)


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visionart

10:59PM | Mon, 15 November 2004

Superb Painting And I Luv The Colours

WardXmodem

11:33PM | Mon, 15 November 2004

Feel free to dig up any other past (or present) treasures, very nice. Not very realistic though, I can't see the artist reflected in the pot like I could in a photograph (haha)... and the red is A-OK by me.

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daeve

12:10AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

Fabulous reflections! Beautiful work!!!

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rumour_nz

12:29AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

Pity that it's colour and memory should hurt you, because aside from that you have the beginnings of a very interesting study piece, especially the teapot with its beautifully painted reflections, warped in its curved belly. I also love the mother-of-pearl colours in the inside of the shell. hugs

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bevchiron

12:31AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

It is very red! Powerful colour but you balanced it beautifully with the delicate colour inside the shell, I love that! You have some really nice detail work in this too, good work as always Cass ; )

gallimel

12:55AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

impressed utterly. oh dear...again you make my words unable to tell about my admire. And I find that motherpearl shell inside simply fantastic.. being a red lover, personally I adore the colouring of this fully (though I know red hurts you). What can I say? you always make my eyes greedy for the beauty you come to create so sensationally :)

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cbender

1:26AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

wooo... :) red... well i can't deny that :) but apart from this - it's great ! i really envy you for your skills concerning painting!!! amazing stuff you did here! and very impressive work on the reflections!!!

cynlee

1:48AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

luv the reflective work ...don't find the red too much here but it is your thoughts on it that matter most... maybe a study in exorcising old ghosts :]

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Synapse

2:53AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

Oh man also impressed! I used to love/hate doing these still-lives for A Level Art class over a decade ago, in fact one of the best things I ever did in pencil was one with lots of subtle reflections, pity the school had a policy of keeping all the best stuff for their collection :P I totally get why you have a love/hate relationship with this one, such awful memories indelibly stamped onto it, but in itself it's a brilliant study, SO well observed hugs, thank you so much for sharing this with us Cass, better late than never L ;-)

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saldegal

3:29AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

WOW a complex study, beautifully done, I agree with you about the red, it is very powerful but seems to be balanced here by the tones in the metal pot, fantastic!

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SirJohn

3:55AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

You have proven to be not only incredibly talented, but also incredibly patient in this work Cassie. I think it would have driven me nuts long before I could have even come close to completion! Fantastic work my dear (as ALWAYS).... you RULE!

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Naichan

7:04AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

At least in digital form you could desaturate the red a degree. I'm always fascinated by reflections and this one is most intreging. The central part seems to suggest the place where it was painted...

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Mondwin

9:14AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

fantastique et magnifique travail!!!!!!!!!!!!! tres bonn!!!bravo!!!vote!!:DDD

dragonfly2000

9:23AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

Outstanding watercolour! Meli said it - well done.

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tibet2004uk

11:05AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

This looks very Japanese to me! I guess it's that beautiful and intense red mixed with the flowers pattern! Beautiful piece dear Cass! :)

merrytee47

12:08PM | Tue, 16 November 2004

I love it. Red is my favorite color, and the reflections are great. Of course, I've never seen anything of yours that I DIDN'T like!

tony_br22

1:44PM | Tue, 16 November 2004

hi super done .. gorgeous expression ! reflections is outstanding

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sadlers5

4:53PM | Tue, 16 November 2004

love the tea pot and color great job here!

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titta

1:35AM | Wed, 17 November 2004

This is one proof of your infinite talent! The shapes and composition ar so captivating. I can see why the red hurts - it's aggressive and hard; but it has to be there! with that red this would be a nice, utterly well painted still life - now it has power of bull fights; and also the violence of them. Very impressive, Cassie. hugs

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mysnapz

3:19PM | Wed, 17 November 2004

Thanks for digging this out and sharing with us. I was only looking at reflections the other day marvelling at the mini distorted worlds that lay within.

NataLibera70

10:26AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Wonderful watercolour !


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