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Jan Ejsymontt
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This is a strong composition, well balanced with a sense of movement that feels as though you were listening to the music while creating this piece. Your colors create a harmonius flow through the composition that highten the viewer’s senses.
Definately a colourist; Your colours are always both vibrant & delicate. The burst of reddish tones got something symphonic, a pictorial depiction evocative for a sound equalizer.
I love your composition using the white canvas to enhance your effect & the use for irregular white strips ( obtained with removed paper bands?) evocative for silent tracks. About the heterogeneous elements you affectionate to play with like silver hearts, stars & branch, I wonder if your work would have not gain strentgh to have them integrated more than overimposed; You like this idea & it deserves to go thoroughly into it.
A very pleasant work..Thanks.
Thank you for all your comments everyone. And Didier thank you for the constructive comment about the integration of the 3 D elements. I use lots of things like glass and wood in my paintings and am always looking for new ways to integrate them.
This is a strong composition, well balanced with a sense of movement that feels as though you were listening to the music while creating this piece. Your colors create a harmonius flow through the composition that highten the viewer’s senses.
Beautiful mood – the inferno of the muse, a little 3D. I love the interplay of all your elements.
Definately a colourist; Your colours are always both vibrant & delicate. The burst of reddish tones got something symphonic, a pictorial depiction evocative for a sound equalizer.
I love your composition using the white canvas to enhance your effect & the use for irregular white strips ( obtained with removed paper bands?) evocative for silent tracks. About the heterogeneous elements you affectionate to play with like silver hearts, stars & branch, I wonder if your work would have not gain strentgh to have them integrated more than overimposed; You like this idea & it deserves to go thoroughly into it.
A very pleasant work..Thanks.
Thank you for all your comments everyone. And Didier thank you for the constructive comment about the integration of the 3 D elements. I use lots of things like glass and wood in my paintings and am always looking for new ways to integrate them.