Artist: Tilen Ti
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
A free collaborative project by artists for artists.
(1) Click the Twitter "follow" link (in the right sidebar) to join. This confirms your participation in the challenge.
(4) As a member you receive constructive advice for improvements and would be able to help by providing feedbacks on the works of fellow artists.
"Paint and Draw Together" really gives us a chance to learn from each other and advance in painting and drawing. I look forward to joining together with you in this
creative journey through the art world.
Join in now and lets have some fun!
Lela Stankovic
Website: lelacreations.com
Book: Painting Glorious Rose Flowers in Watercolor – in 7 Stages
9 comments:
This is so lively and fresh - the texture on the fig is great!
tx Claire! just love the texture created with palette knife
Nice work _ Texture and colors.
My only remark would be to get the fig read as a fig and not as a Sci-Fi artefact. :) But perhaps this is just because I just read a Sci-Fi novel and the fact that background blue and Fig blue are too close.
Love the palette knife work, Tilen. Maybe a little of the table color that you used in the fig could also have been used in the background. And, you do have me wondering what happened to the other 2 figs.
Hi Tilen, Wow I love this. I love the blue and do not think it is to simular to the background at all. I am fond of how there seems to be juicy flakes of paint making the fig so pleasing to my eye.
I think that the left edge of the fig would read better if the strokes were down instead of across however I think it is beautiful as it is.
I can't quite tell if the fig is sitting at the edge fo the table or if there is no edge. I think this would read better if it had a definite edge. Oh! one more thing it needs a name. I can't wait to see what it will be.
Thanks for the comments, first time painting still life, quite a challenge for me.
Byannick is right, the texture of fig is a bit too busy.
name? "Waiting", what do you think?
I love the palette knife application to this fig. It is a tad busy and kind of looks like an onion, but the texture and pop are really scrumptious.
I think Waiting is quite nice for a name.
Lovely painting - I like the palette knife effect also. I think Waiting is a good name for this.
Post a Comment