As you can tell by the name, this one reminds me of a little fairytale. I cannot really tell you where my head was when I painted it, but I do remember that I enjoyed the process.
Is anyone, other than me, frustrated by the tagging process on blogger?? Maybe I just don't do it right. Once I use a tag, it will automatically appear when I type in the first few letters, which sounds like a good thing. But, when I type" landscape", I get "abstract landscape" and when I type "mountain" it gives me "Smoky Mountain" etc. Is there a way to stop this from happening? Do I need to change a setting? It gets very annoying sometimes. Not all of my landscapes are abstract!
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Carol - I really like the colours you have been using. So vibrant, they just pop off the screen!
Congratulations on the sale of this wonderful painting? I don't use the "tags" so I can't help with this. Sorry
As you know I am a great fan of abstracts. I can see you working bigger with these - they would look fantastic. I am gradually increasing my size and working up to some 40 x 30 canvas size. As for 'tags' sorry I haven't a clue as I just about get around my blog as it is!
HI Carol, just stumbled across your blog!....great work, I really like your loose, painterly style!...I have just started daily painting and looking for some insperation, like your said on your blurb...I tend to go from one thing to other.....but I guess thats what makes it intersting!
I tried to find something in the help section related to what you're experiencing with the labels, but couldn't find anything useful. I haven't experienced it myself but I'm sure it would be pretty annoying. I hope you're able to find a solution!
Love that abstract... painterly anmd warm use of colour in your impeccable designs!
Thanks for your comments on my work and site Carol...I'll be keeping in touch as a Follower... on a regular basis!Good stuff!
Good painting!
Bruce
This is a very beautiful painting. I'm the lucky owner of it now. I also think it would have made a wonderful larger size painting. The depth of color is fantastic.
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