Title - Salandi
Friday, August 26, 2011
Something different..
About Me
- Prabal
- Bangalore, Karnataka, India
- I am a watercolor painter from Bhubaneswar, India. I am mostly a landscape painter and prefer to paint outdoors or as they say en plain air. Through this blog I try to share my art and interact with people. So your comments are always welcome. You can contact me at
prabal.mallick@gmail.com. If you want to buy my painting please contact me on my email. And if you have time please visit my Watercolor Painting Website.
Also check out the digital marketing services I use, which is one of the Best SEO Services Company
13 comments:
Honest? Well let's see. . . the first thing that came to mind is energy. Your brushstrokes are so dynamic here, I can see that you really were attacking this! ;) I also really love the drybrush drag of your brush across the water, it loooks so sparkly.
I think this painting is beautiful Prabal. It looks a little different from your usual work, a little more spontaneous (which I think is interesting because your work always has a very spontaneous feel) and less controlled. But I really like it. :)
Prabal, this is lovely. I really like the sunlight on the water and the warm feeling of the painting. Wonderful!
I'm not sure what you mean by attacking, but my (always) honest opinion is that it is outstanding.
The far distant mountain has the right feeling of depth and the mist at its base is well done!
There are enough varying colours in the foliage to keep your eye travelling around the painting - the white around the bush on the right gives a feeling on sunlight and the bends in the river give more interest and make you think of where it goes.
The foreground on the left is dark enough to make the rest of the painting recede, but the way you've painted shadows and light makes the area interesting in its own right.
Altogether it makes an outstanding painting.
That's the long version of what I might normally say: Outstanding painting, Prabal. Love everything about it ! xx
Crystal,
Thanks for your observation..I really mean it.
Carol,
Your ever encouraging words always do good. :)
Pat,
Now that comment was majestic. :)
Anyway do any of you feel that it is a little overworked. Because at the end I felt I have been bolder, but at the same time I just did not stop at the right time and I have overworked it.
Prabal, your style is evolving in quite a wonderful way. I like the colors and varying intensity as well as the dry brush. Well done!
No, it doesn't feel overworked at all. xx
Wonderful
work
thank you for sharing
Nice one, Prabal! And hope you didn't make a hole in the paper while attacking..:D
I do taste your sweet colours. In certain occasions such this, attacking produces more pleasure.
I am always honest :0)
I love seeing work that is different sometimes, because I think that once one finds their own style, it's all too easy to stick within their comfort zone and lose there adventurous side.
You know I love your paintings - and this one I like very much too, but for different reasons. This has a looser and more energetic feel, whereas your others are more controlled. :0)
Thank you Liana, Skizo, The gentleman from Yemen for your kind comment.
Pat,
Thanks again.. :)
Ramesh,
If there was a hole the water would have poured out. :)
Sandra,
Thank you so much for those words of wisdom. I need to be more adventurous now enjoy it too.
I really love this piece of work as well (as well as the other one I just commented on). I am just taking a look at the pictures of your art you have posted here for the first time and before I read what you had written under it, I paused at this piece...I love the colours and the composition. Maybe the bit of autumn colours in the back reminds me of our maple trees in Canada. : )
Post a Comment