This is one from a while back.
I have some large oil abstracts that I'm trying the Liquin glazing technique on again, but we've had our own mid-level snowpocalypse here, and the cold and damp seemed to keep the glaze from drying, even for five days. That doesn't seem right/possible to me...but that's what has happened. The sun is back out today so hopefully those paintings will now dry enough for another layer.
I like how The Husband's feet are an integral part of this picture.
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7 comments:
Love the solid feel to this painting. It reminds me of an early Picasso, only better. The trees in the mist looks like a painting waiting to happen!
Wow - Jala! Very interesting, a totally different side I've never seen from you before, I am excited to see more! Woot!
I like this. You've done a great job using color and value to model those nearly abstract shapes -- yet it reads as a figure. Fun!
The torso is so dramatic and moody!
Love the husband's feet in the photo. Great value changes on the figure.
Hey Jala, The trees in the mist photo is splendid. I see the trees as human forms in the photo and like that you posted a figure piece with them. Intentional? I tend to read figure into everything but those distant misty trees have perfect human proportion...no...I sense a dialogue...
Your own mid-level snowocalypse, eh? Enjoy. Very sculpted, a mix of Picasso and Mayan influence.
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