Notice how the air above the fire blurs and distorts?
posted by neilornstein at
8:45 AM
Monday, November 09, 2009
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I love the moodiness of your work. I checked out your blog. Beautiful figurative, very emotional. This is a strong piece the colours are great.
Beautiful illustration and great concept. It is sometimes ominous, and at other times, quite beautiful when the air is distorted during and after a fire.
J.M.W. Turner feel to this (probably because the fire makes me think of the burning of Parliament). Really, though, it's got that impressionistic richness and texture that still manages to be balanced.
This brings me back to Calif.
The moon always had a nice fiery glow after/during the fires. It's hard to believe something so beautiful and mesmerizing can cause such devastation.
You're getting lots of new company ;)
Nice of you to stop by and comment on my meeces.
If you check my archives and enter the word "hide" you can see the original post for an old "IF."
Sometimes it's nice to bring out the old friends.
~L~
This could be one of my favorite items of all time...great color use and handling of the media...
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