8"x 10"acrylic on masonite
Here is my latest entry to Karin Jurick's Different Strokes From Different Folks blog. I had more fun painting this than previous buildings, because I didn't worry about getting all the lines perfect as far as perspective, etc., and just enjoyed painting!
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14 comments:
Well done, Annie!
Wow, so painterly! Just beautiful! Annie!
I love it! It is beautiful~ She posted mine right next to yours....I feel like such a hack! Have a wonderful day~
Torrie
Annie!!! I love it too! You must be being bombarded with all our tiny little hearts hitting you on your head!
Hi!
I have been a fan for a long time, and after catching up on your blog I just had to write! Your are so inspiring and uplifting- not to mention SO talented! It has been such a pleasure getting to "know" so many great and big hearted artist! This DSFDF has been a blast!
Continued success to you!
WOW! This is a wonderful version of the latest challenge (how I wanted mine to turn out!). Your painting style is really inspiring, I love it!
Beautiful job, Annie! Great brushwork - nice and loose, I can tell that you had fun painting it.
Annie I love the colors you accomplished on your piece. I think not painting this in a typical tight architectural rendering was the right approach. Your piece is just lovely!
Hello Annie - I love your big and chunky brushstrokes. Lovely work throughout your blog, I'll be back for sure.
The window frames, being light in value, and the shadows underneath the window frames really make you painting stand out, very nice job
What a lovely DSFDF
Very good painting. I like the simplified trees as well as the building.
Very lovely, loose brushstrokes... wish I could do that. I like how round the front turret looks. Great colors.
Annie - I love your work. I also love your links to Josh Grobin and Dave the Painting guy. I hope you don't mind, but I'm tagging you!
This is a fun little thing that the bloggers do, to get to know each other and increase good traffic to your blog.
This is how it works:
1. Put a link in your posting to the person who tagged you (that would be me)
2. List seven (7) unusual things about yourself.
3. Tag seven (7) other bloggers at the end of your post and comment on their blogs to let them know.
Hope you'll want to play!
Connie
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