Atmosphere At The Bar
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Enyaw
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thank you Joe and Arty.
I tend to think of it as similar to a coloring book where you paint in between the lines keeping each shape sacred to one hue. In mine the exceptions are broken color, atmospheric affect, and composition.
Ex: Left viewer lower bottom: if you look at it from left to right you see the brown girl in a purple dress but if you look at it from right to left you see a yellow faced girl's head with brown hair before you see the brown girl. The vanishing point hides all that girls hair and so your eyes fill in the blank. You won't find that in a coloring book.
I tend to think of it as similar to a coloring book where you paint in between the lines keeping each shape sacred to one hue. In mine the exceptions are broken color, atmospheric affect, and composition.
Ex: Left viewer lower bottom: if you look at it from left to right you see the brown girl in a purple dress but if you look at it from right to left you see a yellow faced girl's head with brown hair before you see the brown girl. The vanishing point hides all that girls hair and so your eyes fill in the blank. You won't find that in a coloring book.
trufflecat
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It looks like stained glass to me, also. I very much like the way you suggest real-life things like socks and person profiles, but don't go any further than that. The color balance is also very pleasing. It makes you want to keep looking and exploring - something that's not easy to pull off in a painting but you've done it!
