Really enjoy your paintings, the colours and the depth and the pleasure in looking....always look forward to seeing what you're going to paint next:):)
I've never had a painting make me laugh before, but this one sure did!
I bet you had a lot of fun painting that one, Julien.
Great job. Great choice of subject!
Dear Julian, you are full of surprises, a fun little painting! I would love to see the whole atelier, probably in the usual sweet disorder of a creative mind. How about a video of "A day in the life of...."
Anna.
Today I wonder what is the painting we can perceive in places under the top coat of colours making the background... Was it the start of a painting attempt under the final painting?
I am sure "Painting tube" will have some secrets to reveal for generations to come, as some paintings of the Renaissance reveal their hidden secrets by X rays nowadays...
We can say too that this paint tube looks like a man (with a phtalo green bobble hat)in his bed, with a TV dinner placed on a multicoloured bedclothes,who perhaps is watching television(placed outside the left side of the canvas)during meals.
Actually Valerie, it depends where you live, eg. "Gray is not a color" is perfectly correct in American English though we would say "Grey is not a colour".
Just gorgeous.Particularly struck by the delicious smears of the bench-top colour that define the lower edge of the paint tube. In fact the more I look at it, without that one sharp edge the painting is just a mass of paint blobs.That masterful stroke that brings it all together and reveals the artists intention.
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