5 x 7"oil on masonite
sold
detailMy friends enjoying a cool afternoon in the pool. This was great fun to paint. Not sure if I could pull it off - started at the top, above water, with tiny strokes and details - once I got below water, my brush just followed the ripples and distortion of the figure. Lots of colors, lots of swirls, wonder light - very fun to paint.
You pulled it off! I love paintings of people in water - all that distortion - lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow...really really cool. Makes me want to dive right in there! Great job on the watery wiggles!
ReplyDeleteThis painting must've been exhilarating to do! Completely wonderful.
ReplyDeleteKarin, it's a masterpiece! Love it, love it!!
ReplyDeleteAn amazing work
ReplyDeleteLove your loose brushwork. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou capture the most simple moments and make them so lovely. You have me looking at the world around me with a more interested eye for the simple compositions I usually pass right up. It's much more fun!
ReplyDeleteYour Ripples painting is outstanding. Great colors and great ripples.
ReplyDeleteI just love this one. Is it your hand or brush that is magical?
ReplyDeleteI especially love her legs. Nice.
ReplyDeletekarin... lovely painting... and you pulled it off... its a wonderful change that you came OUT and painted this piece... open sky, lovely sunshine and those colours...
ReplyDeletelook forward to more outings...:)
absolutely gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm just so fascinated with your works. Beyond beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of that water aerobics class that I thought would be sooo... easy.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous painting! I've been looking out at our new pool for the past couple weeks trying to muster up the nerve to paint something very much like this.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully strange Karin!
ReplyDeletereally amazing! and refreshing too.
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