I think this is what people at the Texas Motor Speedway are going to look like this weekend. I am NOT looking forward to traffic jams.... Did you really do this FAST?
I'm wondering... Is she sad because her cowboy is leaving? Did she loose someone close to her by the cowboy in the background? The background is very representative of a western. It has a lot of emotion streaming from it. I love your work. Great job!
I've said this before... your illustrations tell such interesting stories. Just read through the comments preceding mine, and you'll find people filling in their own versions of where this woman is, and what she's just gone through. Powerful art does that.
The red wranglers are here, and with their pixie fluff orbs. Too much to handle. But is it all just a weaving of yesterdays hair? Ahhh, the key is in listening.
Surely this is what you are saying with this piece.
This is moving and surreal. I always get the feeling that your paintings have some story we'll never be able to figure out - mystery narratives! Has she witnessed the killing of her lover? An enemy? Does she cry from sorrow, shock, fear? Hard to say...but I love the face in the foreground and the shooting figures in the background. Excellent composition and compelling image!
Reminds me a little of Debra Harry. She looks like she may be terrified but angry at the same time... there is such softness to the lines but the stare in her eyes and the way her face is set is very sharp. Many contrasts. Very fine work indeed!
Great handling and composition. The speed of tears like that is serious stuff. Like the light and dark with earring and eyes, expression.. I could just continue a list.
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i like this very much; so much emotion...
WOW! this is amazing! Every week you amaze!!! love it!
I think this is what people at the Texas Motor Speedway are going to look like this weekend. I am NOT looking forward to traffic jams.... Did you really do this FAST?
just as fast as it happened her heart beats so fast and tears fall down at the same time.
lovely painting!
Great painting and so powerful.
a.
Wow-beautiful! and yes pretty depressing subject- but felt good to paint it I bet.
SO BEAUTIFUL! And fast fast fast!
Those colors are so alive, sad ; (
Smooch,
The Tart
Fabulous work! The colours give impact.
I'm wondering... Is she sad because her cowboy is leaving? Did she loose someone close to her by the cowboy in the background? The background is very representative of a western. It has a lot of emotion streaming from it. I love your work. Great job!
Powerful colors in your amazing illo !
very thought provoking! and a wonderful illo!
i see this as a scared woman being chased by men (probably police or detectives) then she realized she was in a dead end. hmm..
how close am i?
Great image. Kind of scary. Seems menacing. I love it.
love
Very sad, but strong image..make's you wanna know more. Nice Job!
What a great image, she looks so sad. Nice effects and colours. Effective!
can't stop staring at the eyes. very powerful!
wow!
this an amazing work - really good
congratulations
I've said this before... your illustrations tell such interesting stories. Just read through the comments preceding mine, and you'll find people filling in their own versions of where this woman is, and what she's just gone through. Powerful art does that.
Wow, her eyes give me chills. What an impact.
great illo! it reminds me of a melting wax figure...errie
Wow...beautiful and bittersweet. Great piece!
Love your art.
:))
this piece is very intense! great work!
WOW! VERY telling image!!! Fantastic!
This is great! I love the intence brush strokes. There is so much going on here.
with 26 comments so far, I might get lost here :P
I love your bold use of line and color.
~ian
She reminds me a bit of Joni M! Very cool stuff here...I like! I like! Thanks for your kind words on my site.
That is really really amazing!!!
Wow! Intense! I really like the colors!
The red wranglers are here, and with their pixie fluff orbs. Too much to handle. But is it all just a weaving of yesterdays hair? Ahhh, the key is in listening.
Surely this is what you are saying with this piece.
This is moving and surreal. I always get the feeling that your paintings have some story we'll never be able to figure out - mystery narratives! Has she witnessed the killing of her lover? An enemy? Does she cry from sorrow, shock, fear? Hard to say...but I love the face in the foreground and the shooting figures in the background. Excellent composition and compelling image!
Love your new painting postings. This is very expressive!!
Ah, the poor wax sculpture, finaly tracked down by the evil men with heat lamps! Awesome pic.
Reminds me a little of Debra Harry. She looks like she may be terrified but angry at the same time... there is such softness to the lines but the stare in her eyes and the way her face is set is very sharp. Many contrasts. Very fine work indeed!
ohh how sad.. wish i can wipe her tears away... sniiff...
but indeed.. a wonderful illustration!
Great handling and composition. The speed of tears like that is serious stuff. Like the light and dark with earring and eyes, expression.. I could just continue a list.
Whoa. This is intense. She looks almost as if she's melting in a way, as if her tears are dissolving her. Wicked stuff!
Whew..agree with Roz completely. Nice waxy effect here! Very, very cool!
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