Abstract Fire
Impression of a blazing fire20 total reviews
Comment from Linda Wetzel
I can hear the twigs popping as the flames engulf them. Nice depth and movement. Your color choices are spot on. The viewer can really feel the heat. Lovely.
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I can hear the twigs popping as the flames engulf them. Nice depth and movement. Your color choices are spot on. The viewer can really feel the heat. Lovely.
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Many thanks, Linda, for your very nice review. I'm glad you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from Sean T Phelan
Hi Suzanne!
It's another of your interesting Experimental pieces that's great fun to view,my friend! : )
The different 'elemental' coloration is especially appealing!
'Good Show'!
Sean!
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Hi Suzanne!
It's another of your interesting Experimental pieces that's great fun to view,my friend! : )
The different 'elemental' coloration is especially appealing!
'Good Show'!
Sean!
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Many thanks, Sean, for your great review. Yes, it was another fun piece to do so I'm glad you like it. Suzanne
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You're very welcome,Suzanne! : )
Comment from Macie Sefrit
Oh. My. Goodness. This is gorgeous! I love how abstract the colors are and how they all go together so well! The yellow really pops which is beautiful! Nice Job!
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reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Oh. My. Goodness. This is gorgeous! I love how abstract the colors are and how they all go together so well! The yellow really pops which is beautiful! Nice Job!
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Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Thank you for taking time to review. Suzanne
Comment from dalebraatz
that looks just like my house when it went up in flames, love the colors and details and textures you have created here to make flames, a pleasure to look at. thank you for sharing, dale
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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that looks just like my house when it went up in flames, love the colors and details and textures you have created here to make flames, a pleasure to look at. thank you for sharing, dale
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Many thanks, Dale, for your great review. I'm sorry to hear about your house - was it long ago? Suzanne
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The house was jan, 1, 1984 , no one got hurt , 3000 sqft, right dowm to the ground, it was 100 yearold farm house, we were at church, we had 5 kids, we rebuilt, you have a great weekend, dale
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Thank you for that, Dale. So sorry to hear that but very glad you were all OK. Have a good weekend. Suzanne
Comment from alaskapat
This is amazing to view! The darker lower portion with the flames in the various tones moving upward really looks like a fire, I can see smoky areas here too! I love the way you give this the upward motion of a fire! The colors are beautiful together, it reminds me of a campfire! Well presented!
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This is amazing to view! The darker lower portion with the flames in the various tones moving upward really looks like a fire, I can see smoky areas here too! I love the way you give this the upward motion of a fire! The colors are beautiful together, it reminds me of a campfire! Well presented!
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Thanks so much, Pat, for your lovely review. Yes, I think it was more of an impression of a camp fire rather than an abstract but whatever it was, it was great fun to do with this technique! I'm very pleased you like it. Suzanne
Comment from Susan F. M. T.
Suzanne,
A beautiful living fire blazing fiercely the only things missing are the smell of smoke & the noise of the branches crackling as they burn. Created with very skilful choice of colours blending & your methods of application in bring this scene to life.
Susan
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Suzanne,
A beautiful living fire blazing fiercely the only things missing are the smell of smoke & the noise of the branches crackling as they burn. Created with very skilful choice of colours blending & your methods of application in bring this scene to life.
Susan
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Thank you so much again, Susan, for your great review and rating. You got what I was hoping to convey. Suzanne
Comment from ArtistCharles
I am enjoying you playful work using this partially random application technique. I see this as more impressionistic than abstract. The fire and embers are reasonably obvious. Nice movement in the piece all with an upward energy, grounded in the darker base. Well imagined.
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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I am enjoying you playful work using this partially random application technique. I see this as more impressionistic than abstract. The fire and embers are reasonably obvious. Nice movement in the piece all with an upward energy, grounded in the darker base. Well imagined.
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Many thanks, Charles, for your very nice review. Yes, I suppose it is quite impressionistic but great fun to do. I'm glad you like it. Suzanne
Comment from karen zima
Sounds like this was fun to make. I was wondering what the silicone was for? Love your color choices that you layered on. They painting looks fiery and there are some very interesting shapes that look like people if you look hard enough.
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Sounds like this was fun to make. I was wondering what the silicone was for? Love your color choices that you layered on. They painting looks fiery and there are some very interesting shapes that look like people if you look hard enough.
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Many thanks, Karen, for your great review. Yes, it's great fun - the silicone can create some interesting holes and marks in the paint. I'm experimenting at the moment as I think the silicone glue I have is perhaps a bit too thick as it takes a while to mix in so I'm going to try some other sort, probably PVA to see if that works! Suzanne
Comment from With Grace
The colors reflect the flames and I think Big Bird is over to the right. Color choice is excellent. Glad you are having fun with these. Thanks for sharing. Susan
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The colors reflect the flames and I think Big Bird is over to the right. Color choice is excellent. Glad you are having fun with these. Thanks for sharing. Susan
Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Thank you so much for your lovely review. Yes, I'm having great fun with this technique and I'm glad you like the result. Suzanne
Comment from Sange
It certainly looks like fire flames!
You are having fun with this new technique and each one is unique.
The abstract flames show nice movement and a fine ebb and flow of fire colors.
Very Hot piece Suzanne!!
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reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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It certainly looks like fire flames!
You are having fun with this new technique and each one is unique.
The abstract flames show nice movement and a fine ebb and flow of fire colors.
Very Hot piece Suzanne!!
;)
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Comment Written 20-Apr-2018
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2018
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Many thanks for your great review. Yes, I'm having lots of fun with this technique and am glad you like the results. Suzanne