See the onlooker in the bottom with their hands on their hips? That's ME!!! That's the way I stand and my daughter stands the same way :) I love this Susan... adding the people is a nice touch and different than your other horse paintings. I love this as well!
Quel mouvement extraordinaire dans cette peinture en cours... Il y a déjà une puissance exceptionnelle. je comprends qu'il faille dire stop aujourd'hui, toute votre énergie est sur la toile ! Gros bisous j'ai hâte de voir la suite !
Hi, Kathryn - thank you for your kind words. I was unsure about the color in this - I tried Cobalt Violet in this piece which is a relatively new color for me. I will come back to view it with rested eyes in a day or two.
Love everything about this one...Perspective is fabulous and the people in the background hold your interest and kick you back to the horses...Pun intended:) Love the strength that you capture as always!!
Oh, thanks so much, John. There is a certain space-time symmetry including color chromodynamics and interactions that I had in mind as I painted - trying to link them to the physical world of angles, action and foreshortening - lol! Why do I set these crazy goals for myself?! It sounds like your goal is a lofty one in taking on The Minister! I will patiently wait until you emerge from the darkness!
See the onlooker in the bottom with their hands on their hips? That's ME!!! That's the way I stand and my daughter stands the same way :) I love this Susan... adding the people is a nice touch and different than your other horse paintings. I love this as well!
ReplyDeleteI knew you would spot yourself in my painting, Gina! :)
DeleteQuel mouvement extraordinaire dans cette peinture en cours... Il y a déjà une puissance exceptionnelle. je comprends qu'il faille dire stop aujourd'hui, toute votre énergie est sur la toile !
ReplyDeleteGros bisous j'ai hâte de voir la suite !
You say the nicest things - and with such enthusiasm, MartineAlison! Thank you so much!
DeleteWhat wonderful action, Susan, and I love your palette for this painting.
ReplyDeleteHi, Kathryn - thank you for your kind words. I was unsure about the color in this - I tried Cobalt Violet in this piece which is a relatively new color for me. I will come back to view it with rested eyes in a day or two.
DeleteLove everything about this one...Perspective is fabulous and the people in the background hold your interest and kick you back to the horses...Pun intended:) Love the strength that you capture as always!!
ReplyDeleteI love your comment, Kathy. The composition intrigued me - so glad it works for you!
DeleteGreat movement, and the people in it add an extra dimension!
ReplyDeleteMany, many thanks, Judy. I like how the string of observers adds depth to the scene.
DeleteLove the angles, action, foreshortening and symmetry it all comes together nicely.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile I'm so deep into drawing this cathedral I think I shall never see daylight again :0)
Oh, thanks so much, John. There is a certain space-time symmetry including color chromodynamics and interactions that I had in mind as I painted - trying to link them to the physical world of angles, action and foreshortening - lol! Why do I set these crazy goals for myself?! It sounds like your goal is a lofty one in taking on The Minister! I will patiently wait until you emerge from the darkness!
DeleteFlying horses. Fantastic. John is right your skill with foreshortening is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE painting flying horses momentarily defying the forces of nature. Thanks for your lovely words!
DeleteThis is EXCELLENT, Susan! Fantastic movement and color!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I adore your enthusiasm, Hilda!
DeleteFantastic energy in this painting, really love your style !
ReplyDeleteYou made my day, Jane - thanks a zillion!
DeleteEach one of your horse paintings is a joy to view, each one different from the other and so full of life.
ReplyDeleteThank you, David. I tried out Cobalt Violet on my palette and fear I got a bit carried away :O!
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