6 x 8 Acrylic
DetailThis is the latest challenge for " Different Strokes From Different Folks " site where we do our own interpretation of the subject presented by Karin Jurick.
It's always so much fun. This site has brought a lot of us artist to become good friends. I am very grateful for it.
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Wow! Love the clouds! I applaud you for your choice of color palette Dominique. It's so summery!
Beautiful! I really love the interplay of the clouds!
Hi Dominique,
This is awesome, so much here that I like...the swirly clouds, water reflection and the boat's texture. I have to say the one thing I thought of in your interpretation of the rower is that she appears very confident. Well done.
A lovely painting! I love the water and the clouds. thanks for visiting my blog and your kind comments.
Great job, Dominique - beautiful colors and I love the addition of the clouds.
Very nice Dominique, I like the sense of movement in the water and the sky!
I agree with Sheila, the clouds really liven up the scenery! Beautiful use of colors, in all your work!
I love seeing the detail. Your reflection is really a wonderful combination of strokes. And those clouds-really fantastic.
Sheila,
Adebanji,
Angela,
Leigh,
Edward.
Dana,
The Bull,
Ann,
Thank you all very much. This was a much harder piece for me, I need to learn patience, uk !
Great job! You can feel the movement and I love your colors.
Tracie,
Thank you for the comment and visiting
they are fun aren't they?? my every other wednesday has an xtra zip to it!! until i start... hee hee.. nice job on this one.. wonder what tonight will bring...?? thnaks for sharing dominique..
Cindi,
Yes, that 's the part that is always a bit intriguing and fun. Thanks for coming by.
lovely sky and water!
Laurens,
Thank you I appreciate your visit.
Really nice Job. Love the water.
Kristen,
Thank you. These challenges are so good for me they force me to do thing 's I would not normally do.
Hi Dominique. I love how you captured the very subtle color of the boat, and how your ripples and clouds echo each other!
Laura,
Thanks
i appreciate your comment.
Dominique, Great color and movement in the water, nice entry! Amen to the friendships of other artists.
Ann,
Thanks for stopping by. I don't know if I'm looking forward to the next challenge !
Beautiful - can't really say anything new - I like it for all of the above stated reasons. Nicely done! I haven't had the time to even check out DSFDF for the longest time - I miss it, am eager to get back to it too. It is a good discipline. Blessings-
Wonderful job as always, Dominique!
Your rower has a very pretty face! The water moving. Love it!
Nathalie,
Thank you, I hope you join us in the next challenge.
Rosemary,
Thanks I appreciate your comment.
Nice. The clouds add a feeling of air and distance.
Dominique,
I like your rendition. I have just started using acrylic for my figure/portrait painting. So each of them is a learning experience. I always try to visualize it like an oil painting whenever I use acrylic. It seems you have a good experience in the medium.
Bill,
Thank you, Your pics looks like you need to be in the same painting !!
rajalekshmy,
Thanks for stopping by. For me Acrylics are faster so I have to paint faster it forces me to do that . Thats the man reason I use them. I hope you enjoy them.
Dominique, I like the reflections and the very nice colors all over. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Ann ,
Thank you. I did enjoy using those colors. DSFDF is so much fun.
Dominique, real nice job on this. Great colour with movement and interest in the sky and waves.
Thanks Vern, I appreciate feedback.
I shall have to agree with everyone, your sky is truly fascinating.
MOlly,
I really appreciate your comment. Thank you for visiting.
Great work! I like the movement in the painting!
Dean, Thank you
love the water! i always struggle with water...but it ends up ok most of the time. photographic qualities all throughout.
Spencer Stott,
Thank yo,u I was struggling some with that water too. But in the end it was fine.
You hit the nail on the head with this fine painting.
David,
Thank you I appreciate the statement.
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