Thursday, March 14, 2013

Not Tulips, Just One


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I've been looking through my old paintings lately and noticing how my compositions have been getting more and more complicated. So I've been trying for simple the last few days.

14 comments:

juliefordoliver.blogspot.com said...

Good reminder Carol. Thanks. I need to do that too..

Maud Guilfoyle said...

This is stunning!

Bruce Bingham said...

I love this perspective! It really pulls me in!

Stephanie Berry said...

I love these tulip paintings. Nice simple shapes and the red is awesome!

gabel karsten said...

I have to say, I chuckled out loud when I read the title of this one.
I really enjoy your blog---thanks for sharing your work, it's really inspiring.

Desiree said...

I really like the angle on this one.

Brenda Ferguson said...

Perfection.

janis McCarty said...

This is my favorite of your tulip paintings!

Celeste Bergin said...

simple....but you did give yourself a wonderful perspective challenge. The flower is dead-on gorgeous and I especially love the dynamic shapes on the table top!

Unknown said...

well you've definately succeeded... this one is simplicity perfection:) beautiful!

Virginia Floyd said...

Love the sharp angles of the vase contrasted with the soft curves of the tulip. I like how the top of the vase is warm in the light, and you gradually shifted to cool in the shadow. You "saw" that so well. You really nailed the inner values on the tulip petals, too.

Unknown said...

I love your sense of design, sense of color, and sense of humor!

Anonymous said...

I enjoy looking at your work so much. Simplification is good but in looking at your past work, I enjoy it also and how you do simplify complicated images. In other words, I think you're too close to your work to see that.
Monica

Jacy Williams said...

Lovely tulip painting ...