Ramesh, This is too good. I realy appreciate your patience to paint so many details. The best part is that the details have actually added life to the painting. Most of the time details can be very distracting, but here they are great. How much time did you take to do this?? There is one suggestion. Just an opinion. The far house roofs (2 of them) have a very contrasting blue in them. I think lifting it off and making the tone alomost same as the building themselves would be great.
Love the force that draws you into this. The wonder and wandering evoked by the less finished distance compared to the forground. That aqua green is my Favorite color! I have antique shutters and a carved wooden peice from Indonesia hanging in my living room just because... that wonderful color!
Prabal, Thanks! It were these details that made this scene interesting and challenging to paint. And the comments suggest that everyone's liked it! I'm happy! Regarding the two roofs, I agree the tones are dark. I'm not sure if I should attempt to correct it or leave as it is for the fear of ruining it!
Jill! Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I agree, the color of the door and also the buildings were so attractive! Meera, thank you very much! I like your reference of the key factors!
Ramesh,
ReplyDeleteThis is too good. I realy appreciate your patience to paint so many details. The best part is that the details have actually added life to the painting. Most of the time details can be very distracting, but here they are great. How much time did you take to do this??
There is one suggestion. Just an opinion. The far house roofs (2 of them) have a very contrasting blue in them. I think lifting it off and making the tone alomost same as the building themselves would be great.
Very atmospheric. I wish I could walk in that street. You have a beautuful country. Good work!
ReplyDeleteThe two deep-blue shadow-strokes are necessary for the balance of this composition I think...
ReplyDeleteLove the force that draws you into this.
ReplyDeleteThe wonder and wandering evoked by the less finished distance compared to the forground.
That aqua green is my Favorite color! I have antique shutters and a carved wooden peice from Indonesia hanging in my living room just because... that wonderful color!
light, color, detail texture -- all well done!!! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful street scene! Your use of negative space and light is masterful. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeletePrabal,
ReplyDeleteThanks! It were these details that made this scene interesting and challenging to paint. And the comments suggest that everyone's liked it! I'm happy!
Regarding the two roofs, I agree the tones are dark. I'm not sure if I should attempt to correct it or leave as it is for the fear of ruining it!
Thanks Annie! Shows how much you liked the painting! Sure, my country is beautiful as is everybody's!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rudhi for your kind comment!
ReplyDeleteJill! Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I agree, the color of the door and also the buildings were so attractive!
ReplyDeleteMeera, thank you very much! I like your reference of the key factors!
Gwen! Thank you so much for your lovely comment!
ReplyDeleteThe scene is captured beautifully.Love the play of light and shadows ..very real!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Arti!
ReplyDeleteRamesh, another good work, many luminosity, invites to cross these streets, but .... that far stays.
ReplyDeleteRegards.
Thanks Vicente! Appreciate your comment!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh Ramesh, this is great! Your street scenes are really fantastic and there is so much movement and vibrancy in this one.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Liz! I have taken a liking to painting street scenes of late!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and the detail in this scene. And it also has such great perspective and composition. Another great painting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great painting. Love the colors and lines in this.
ReplyDeleteCatherine and Sandy, thank you for appreciating my work!
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