"Fruit in a Purple Bowl"
If you have been checking out my paintings over the last six months or more, you may have noticed that I often paint an aura or energy field around the subject. I'm not sure why I do this. What is it that compels artists to attach to these kind of themes? I just know I like doing it and it feels right.
A couple more paintings are in the works, and I'm thinking it is time to do another self-portrait having done the last one in 2005. So there is a busy week ahead of me and I'm loving every minute of it!
Good for you, Patti. And we are enjoying the results of your loving work!
ReplyDeleteAnnie
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You ROCK, Patti! I have always LOVED your work -and the energy field outlining - very cool. Looking forward to seeing the most recent you!
ReplyDeleteLove your work, Patti. I find it interesting how one can create art and discover things about oneself just from the process of creating it. This is a beautiful piece. Love to you today, O
ReplyDeleteTotally fab again Patti - so love your colours AND the auras make it yours! Look forward to the next batch...
ReplyDeleteI love the colours and the soft round shapes. Have fun drawing your self-portrait, I'm looking forward to it.
ReplyDeleteAndrea
Your work is always mind-blowing. I love your use of colour. Its so bold and funky!
ReplyDeleteomg I LOVE the "moonlight tree" below.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented...I cannot wait to see your self-portrait.
The aura touch is like your own personal signiture.
And thanks for the great encouraging comment you left for me.
xo
Hey Patti, I just love all of your paintings...I love that they are big, bright, bold and so colorful. Every time I come to your blog I want to run to Michaels and grab lots of paint off of the shelves and just see what I can do!
ReplyDeleteHi Patti,
ReplyDeleteI love that you're inspired to paint auras around the focal point of your paintings. Wow! Talk about "Painting from the Source"...I'd say that's a big signature of the Source!. Are you familiar with the book of the same name, by Aviva Gold? And I love all the bright, bold colors...and your style of creativity. Thank you Patti!