Random Flowers in a Vase by helanker

2D • Flowers/Plants • posted on Feb 28, 2017

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Description

Trying out a loose style with Acrylic. Just painted on an old used board. Thanks for the visit :)

Comments (8)

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mandala

4:06AM | Tue, 28 February 2017

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sossy

7:16AM | Tue, 28 February 2017

Delightful painting and I love the light colours here! and the bouquet really is alive 😀

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crender Online Now!

9:01AM | Tue, 28 February 2017

Excellent !!

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durleybeachbum

10:26AM | Tue, 28 February 2017

I must learn to do LOOSE! Brilliant.

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auntietk

11:25AM | Tue, 28 February 2017

I love this loose style, and the board adds such nice texture and interest. Beautiful result!

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goodoleboy

6:42PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

Oh, Vincent van Gogh would have been proud of you with this cool acrylic potpourri rendering of the pretty flowers and vase, Helle. Tonnes of various colors in this. Glad to see you back despite your eye problems.

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RodS

9:53PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

A very lovely and colorful still life, Helle! You have so many talents, my friend1

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anahata.c

2:31AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

I'm only doing one comment in each gallery tonight, due to my work load (you know I'll be back for more soon)...This is tremendous, Helle. I love this. I love it. I love the freedom of the lines in the board. I love, above all, the wonderfully free almost spontaneous way you applies color and form to the flowers: They're wholly light and hue, as if they were an abstract; but they're also wholly flowers. And the vase is a beautfiul blue, with lighter hues applied like clay put on with a palette knife. I love the backgrounds too---a more yellow green for the table/surface, and a richer green-green for the background. With lots of blobs and variations of color throughout (something Cezanne loved to do). And I love the darker green on the table, on the left: I don't know if that was something actual, but it's wonderful. As is the white on the other side. And that deep blue shadow. Terrific piece, Helle! (Didn't I see this in a photo you sent? I owe you a letter for your terrific letter, and many thank you's for your comments, as well as for what you said about my writing in your letter. It'll all come, but thank you. It meant a great deal to me.) This is terrific. If this is "loose" for you, bravo! I love this!