This is gorgeous. I know that blogs are public and populist and available and everything, and I'm glad your art is on the web, but this could be cloistered very happily in a gallery. This is a beautiful photo.
Apropos of nothing, I had somehow managed to forget entirely that you're in Austin, until Dave Bonta reminded me. I'm going to be there next month for SXSWi -- I'd love it if we could meet for a meal or coffee or something along those lines. :-)
Like this big-energy splatter with the baby tropical bird in the middle! Also liked the sharp and soft in the refelctive koi pool, but the rust monster ate my comment.
Am off--must go do my errands before the promised 22 inches of snow. Happy St. Val's, in case the electricity doesn't last.
Brett: You made me blush -- and thanks for the compliment. I saw this as I was about to leave the park...
Rachel: Thanks so much! And let's do meet up when you're in town. I think Dave set a connection up so you can email me directly.
Dave: Glad you like!
Marly: Thank you so much! Should we send biscuits and honey? Are you provisioned enough for the 11-foot snows?
Ed: That's why I got hooked on this digital photo stuff...all the color and composition and texture fun, but faster. But I really must get back into some hand-skills...they shape the eye.
Polona: Thanks, and also thanks for the heads-up about my scrambled feeds since I upgraded Blogger. Oh well, I suppose it could be worse...
Refugee: Thanks...and likewise about the bones (I suspect that's one reason for my affinity for oxidation.)
MB: It was a...(drumroll)...wheel-barrow, back behind a fence, as I was leaving the park and its koi and peacocks.
Mise: Glad I could oblige!
Pod: Thanks -- hope you see and catch even more great things this week!
I used to spend time trying to figure out what I was looking at with some of your work, but then I learned to just accept the colors and shapes and try to let the composition and mood make their own statement apart from any reality.
I liked this. The little pitted blue whatevers add to an organic feel. Nice.
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This is gorgeous. I know that blogs are public and populist and available and everything, and I'm glad your art is on the web, but this could be cloistered very happily in a gallery. This is a beautiful photo.
That's really lovely.
Apropos of nothing, I had somehow managed to forget entirely that you're in Austin, until Dave Bonta reminded me. I'm going to be there next month for SXSWi -- I'd love it if we could meet for a meal or coffee or something along those lines. :-)
LOVE this Lori.....awesome!
Like this big-energy splatter with the baby tropical bird in the middle! Also liked the sharp and soft in the refelctive koi pool, but the rust monster ate my comment.
Am off--must go do my errands before the promised 22 inches of snow. Happy St. Val's, in case the electricity doesn't last.
Absolutly stunning! If I could paint this good, I'd be a happy camper.
wow! gorgeous colour and textures!
I'm not that sophisticated: It's just a great shot, though it reminds me of my bones.
Yum. What was it?
There are some of my favourite colours again :D
another rusty winner!
Hope y'all are having a fine day!
Brett: You made me blush -- and thanks for the compliment. I saw this as I was about to leave the park...
Rachel: Thanks so much! And let's do meet up when you're in town. I think Dave set a connection up so you can email me directly.
Dave: Glad you like!
Marly: Thank you so much! Should we send biscuits and honey? Are you provisioned enough for the 11-foot snows?
Ed: That's why I got hooked on this digital photo stuff...all the color and composition and texture fun, but faster. But I really must get back into some hand-skills...they shape the eye.
Polona: Thanks, and also thanks for the heads-up about my scrambled feeds since I upgraded Blogger. Oh well, I suppose it could be worse...
Refugee: Thanks...and likewise about the bones (I suspect that's one reason for my affinity for oxidation.)
MB: It was a...(drumroll)...wheel-barrow, back behind a fence, as I was leaving the park and its koi and peacocks.
Mise: Glad I could oblige!
Pod: Thanks -- hope you see and catch even more great things this week!
This is absolutely gorgeous Lori !
I used to spend time trying to figure out what I was looking at with some of your work, but then I learned to just accept the colors and shapes and try to let the composition and mood make their own statement apart from any reality.
I liked this. The little pitted blue whatevers add to an organic feel. Nice.
Oh my god! The colors!
I'm gonna O.D.
Very beautiful...
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