Sometimes if the objects are less defined the pleasure of shapes tones and color can give us a better feeling of visual sensetion.anyone to agree?
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- milindmulick
- pune, Maharashtra, India
- I am a full time painter I paint what I see. It is not the subject but the shapes, tones, color and there relation along with the play of light that crates a sensation. I paint because I wish to respond and communicate this sensation. The selection of shapes and tones rendered in realistic style with washes and brushstrokes is my painting. The selection is my vision and creates a body for the sensation felt. If the viewer responds by saying “wow”, I believe he responds to that “abstract quality”,that”visual sensation” which I felt. This is probably my best reward and fulfillment than any long essay written by a critique
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Ah Milind, another beautiful watercolour from the master of colour!
yes, i do, as it leaves something to imagine for a viewer, rather than feeding everything exactly.The hints are must though of shapes and forms.Leave the things association to the viewer!!
What's not to agree, when you show us such a perfect example of light, color, and value making a painting? But I have to ask: could you paint like this if you did not have a connection to the subject? I think, it is important to leave something to the viewer, but also to put something of yourself there - as you did here, and as I see in all your work.
I absolutely agree, and it works with this latest post. I have a beautiful feeling of suffused light! Our deadline is here to post the bicycle painting. I will post mine Monday. Have you worked any more on yours or is that one you posted in January your finish?
I just find this brilliant artist of brash! THank you for your work.
You see so many interesting at the world around you.
Hello,
I love your watercolor.
I see that your computer is now at the top. I hope you go on my blog where I have reed a bill about You.
Best regards
Pierre alias masmoulin
http://masmoulin.blog.lemonde.fr
PS excuse my bad english
this is my favourite painting and it sure is a tough job to stop where you have ...
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