Thank-you very much Melanie. Everyone who comments always brings a little of themselves & your comment reminds me of some of your photos & writing, where you too pick out the vibrant mosses & show your way
of looking at the world. I think what I’m trying to say is that you seem to be receptive to “aliveness” where not everyone would be.
Hi Sonya. To me, this speaks to that moment in spring when the light is reaching its potential and plants are ready to take advantage of the light before the trees leaf out. The trees seem to be in dance poses. Jane
Hi Jane – interesting reflection on the dance poses – I like that idea & for me your interpretation also reflects how you live totally with the seasons & they are a part of you.
It has a nice feeling of flow and beautiful contrast in colors.
The trees and branches are also fantastic.The clean barks and perfect round branches give the scene a fantasy-surrealistic feel, almost like out of a disney animation : )
Your comment is very interesting as well because it is from quite a different perspective than the previous responses & yet equally seems to reflect the world you literally work in. Also makes me think of your interest in the surreal – which in fact I often think is all around us if we allow ourselves to be open to it.
Ni Sonya, I haven’t visited for a while. This painting is beautiful. I love the blue lines against the orange. I very much like the sense of movement against what I guess to be shadows from larger trees.
So beautiful and dynamic! I love the sense of movement and life – and the moss and shadows add so powerfully to all that aliveness… Wonderful!
Melanie
Thank-you very much Melanie. Everyone who comments always brings a little of themselves & your comment reminds me of some of your photos & writing, where you too pick out the vibrant mosses & show your way
of looking at the world. I think what I’m trying to say is that you seem to be receptive to “aliveness” where not everyone would be.
Lovely colours and composition. It has a beautiful simplicity appropriate for the starkness of winter.
Thank-you Diana.
Hi Sonya. To me, this speaks to that moment in spring when the light is reaching its potential and plants are ready to take advantage of the light before the trees leaf out. The trees seem to be in dance poses. Jane
Hi Jane – interesting reflection on the dance poses – I like that idea & for me your interpretation also reflects how you live totally with the seasons & they are a part of you.
I like this very very much!
It has a nice feeling of flow and beautiful contrast in colors.
The trees and branches are also fantastic.The clean barks and perfect round branches give the scene a fantasy-surrealistic feel, almost like out of a disney animation : )
Hi Tahir
Your comment is very interesting as well because it is from quite a different perspective than the previous responses & yet equally seems to reflect the world you literally work in. Also makes me think of your interest in the surreal – which in fact I often think is all around us if we allow ourselves to be open to it.
Ni Sonya, I haven’t visited for a while. This painting is beautiful. I love the blue lines against the orange. I very much like the sense of movement against what I guess to be shadows from larger trees.
Hi Carol – thanks. Actually this painting had an accident so I have since cut it up into pieces!!