I am still serving my jury duty. It has kept me busy. I am finding the process interesting and enlightening, although I am ready to be done. Today we start our deliberations, so perhaps we will finish soon.
Here is another new painting, called "Gemstone". It measures 14 x 11 x 3 inches, and you can see how it looks hanging on the wall. I promise I will write more when I have a little bit more time! I have missed you, my blog readers!
10 comments:
I love the colors and composition! It's beautiful.
what a wonderful painting karine. i am glad you are enjoying the process of jury duty. it is kind of cool even though it is kind of "disruptive" to daily routine. :)
m & e
so that is what the painting looks like when its hanging on a wall. i think i would stop and stare. its impressive.
Your work is gorgeous, Karine. It invites me to study the depth of color and the marks you've made. There's something rather mysterious to it.
I honor you for your committment to our justice system, however flawed it is. Good for you.
I like how you showed the sides...did you sand the corners/edges? Quite impressive.
Hope your jury duty is finished quickly.
Hey Karine, the photo of on the-wall-hanging-art is wonderful!!!! Now you really can see or better imaging how they look in real, wonderful!The artwork comes out better that way I think, you can see the dimensional view now. Wow!
Hope your jury work is over soon and you can create again.
Smiles your way, Anke ;)
so nice! it really draws me in!
It's great to see your art up on the wall. It gives one a new perspective seeing the depth of the canvas. It is eyecatching and I love it!
karine,
these paintings you're doing are so rich & authentic. colorful mysteries. i love them all!
Thank you, everyone for your comments!
Diva - I did not sand the edges, but painted them with the dark blue. I thought it looked cool.
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