Saturday, March 20, 2010
Dream On 6x6 acrylic on paper
Lately I've been realizing how much I like beautiful abstract and illustrative art and this little painting is a complete departure from my usual medium and
style. The concept here was 'dream' which is a subject I'm intimate with. I have vivid dreams and often wake up feeling like I've had complete experiences involving people (some I've not seen in years and some I don't even know) and places I might or might not know of. I sometimes feel like I've been on a trip. Anyway, for this subject I wanted to break out of the box and create something dream like. I had great fun drawing it and I ordered a bunch of metallic acrylic paint to use with it. This was for the Girls Just Wanna Paint challenge blog where you can see the other paintings.
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
6x6 acrylic on paper,
cats,
dragonflies,
Dream on,
Dreams,
Lumiere fabric paint,
paintings of dreams
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11 comments:
this was the best abstract, brilliant, catful painting based on one of my dreams that I've ever seen.
btw, there's some painting in my Photohunter post this week.
The slight moon and tree remind me of the symbols seen on South Carolina license plates. Were you dreaming of the South? :-)
You dreamed of Harry, Izzy and Nizzy! Love it.
I love what this dream challenge conjured up for you-
I love this!
Do more!
This is really nice Mary! Keep dreaming!!
very cool painting and i love the title. ;-)
happy dreams,
paz
Thanks so much for your visit to hill country house and your kind words. So glad to find your blog to follow now! I love the feel of your work.
love it! i had some pretty vivid crazy ones recently.
Very cool. I like the surrealism.
I have those same kind of dreams! I feel like I've lived a whole lifetime in one night, sometimes.
I agree, very creative. You should do a large painting based on this...lots to explore!
I love so many of your paintings, but I think this is fabulous! I love seeing artists make a departure from their usual style and walk on the wild side from time to time. It's a good way to satisfy the artistic gypsy.
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