Wow, that is incredible! I love the blend of colours and the texture and depth you’ve given the sky and water. If that’s the end of the world, I wouldn’t mind being there, it doesn’t look too bad at all 😉
I love this painting, Elaine.
Now, it’s a pity you hadn’t painted it back in 2012 when I had my End Of The World Blog Party – it would have fit in really nicely with that! Mind you, it still fits in really nicely now, saying that. I love the textures, the colours, the imagery, the imagination, the inspiration, the interpretation and the framing. And in the frame it looks even better! Bravo! 🙂
I never started out with the idea of painting this end of the world painting I was trying to get different colours in the sky, then the earth started to look a bit barren and the end of the world title came into play. Maybe I should have called it the journey lol.
No… I think the title suits it perfectly.
There’s been an alignment of synchronicity with this post and the previous post on another blog that I liked (as I’m a very sporadic visitor of late!) – I’m just writing about it now. I love it when this happens…
That seems an odd choice for you, especially to frame and hang permanently? Hmmmm
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I’m sure that came from you, lol, You must have been channeling me 😳
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Very nice composition ☺
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Wow, that is incredible! I love the blend of colours and the texture and depth you’ve given the sky and water. If that’s the end of the world, I wouldn’t mind being there, it doesn’t look too bad at all 😉
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That’s what I like a nice positive attitude ☺️
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I love this painting, Elaine.
Now, it’s a pity you hadn’t painted it back in 2012 when I had my End Of The World Blog Party – it would have fit in really nicely with that! Mind you, it still fits in really nicely now, saying that. I love the textures, the colours, the imagery, the imagination, the inspiration, the interpretation and the framing. And in the frame it looks even better! Bravo! 🙂
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Thanks Tom,
I never started out with the idea of painting this end of the world painting I was trying to get different colours in the sky, then the earth started to look a bit barren and the end of the world title came into play. Maybe I should have called it the journey lol.
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No… I think the title suits it perfectly.
There’s been an alignment of synchronicity with this post and the previous post on another blog that I liked (as I’m a very sporadic visitor of late!) – I’m just writing about it now. I love it when this happens…
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Tell me who so I can take a look 👀
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Phew. Just typed away at breakneck speed! The post is up (it’s probably full of typos, but hey! 😉 ):
https://wp.me/pVkLb-4v8
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Spooky or what! Endings and beginnings ❤️
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Not sure about this one Elaine
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Lol, sorry Margaret, I know it’s a bit deep! 😬
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Quite serene for the end of the world!
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Looks great!
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👍
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When I look at I think of beginnings ….
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Yes, so do I ❤️
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Snap!
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I like the composition too. Your work is stunning, Elaine.
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A better than the first fish I painted 😳
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You are pretty phenomenal. That’s what I know.
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