12 x 6 acrylic on canvas paperThis is my submission for Karin Jurick's Different Strokes from Different Folks challenge.
This was a hard challenge for me. The subject was totally not something I would choose to paint but I hate to walk away from a challenge. I like to try all kinds of things and painting this street scene was an opportunity to step outside of my preferences; to grow a little more.
12 comments:
You came up with a wonderful piece.
i love all your work.
I will add your blog to my watch list.
Great job!
Hey Glenda: thanks for leaving such a nice comment on my blog. I have building envy when I see your painting-really nice job going from warm to cool in the distance. You created a wonderful sense of space. And I love your title.
Glenda, I thought you did a great job with your DSFDF. I also like your latest statue painting.
Great rendition of the challenge, yes it was a tough one but I think that the next one will be even tougher!
Thanks for your comments all! I'm enjoying these challenges so much...they keep me painting and growing in the art department!
Hah! I thought I would check into your blog - I see you were one of the brave ones who didn't chicken out of rendering the skyscrapers - they were so difficult for me. Congrats!
Really nice job with the challenge, Glenda, you captured the feel of the big city.
Hi, Glenda!
Even this subject was not your cup of tea, you succeeded!You really have the atmosphere of this huge city.
Thank you for visiting my blog and your nice comments.
Nice to know you took on the spirit of the challenge! And you really did a fine job. I'm very drawn to the pinkish stripe of the middle building, it makes a nice compostional as well as color element.
what a great job you did on the DSFDF challenge,It did not look like you had any problems with it.
Your rope swing is spectacular.
Glenda,
Beautiful job on this assignment. You have a wonderful palette. I love your colors. Thank you for such a nice comment on my blog. It is greatly appreciated.
Excellent work! You fit in so much of the detail so beautifully. I found this one completely daunting. You're an inspiration. best regards, Liz
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