Actually, the scenery one isn't quite finished, the rocky cliffs need a touch and the billabong in the foreground needs a tweak..as do the trees...and the clouds need a dash of white...and....and....
I'll never threaten Picasso, Renoir, Tom Roberts or Drysdale but it makes me happy.
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Making you happy is the main priority it is true. But they are beautiful and inspiring for others which is also a wonderful bonus. Thank you.
I admire anyone who can paint. Love the landscape, and your first one reminds me of aboriginal art. Love that you are able to put paint to canvas and be creative.
I don't mind the landscape. Good effort.
I like them both.
Happy is good :-).
I like the scenery one, but I don't understand dot paintings. I've een quite a few, and read the description of what thye're meant to represent, but I've never been able to "see" it. I guess it has to be "in" you. I do like a lot of them, the colours are lovely. I'm glad you're painting, it's a wonderful way to express feelings, emotions.
River, I never understood dot paintings either until I found something a little like a visual dictionary. Now they make sense, but if I were inclined to buy one it would be because it is pleasing to the eye rather than anything else.
One interesting site with some insights is at http://www.aboriginalartstore.com.au/aboriginal-art-culture/aboriginal-symbols-and-their-m.php
Jayne, there is something about the landscape which suggests a story...
Aha! But think of all the people (like me, for one) whom that FAAAABULOUS art WILL threaten!!!
I love 'em both and was toying with doing a few 'dotty ones' myself...... you've inspired me now!
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