Abstract Crater
Abstract impression of a crater12 total reviews
Comment from cleo85
Fire is coming up from the center of a volcano, spitting dark minerals, perhaps obsidian. White clouds of steam are all around it. It might happened millions of years ago or it happens right now. Some in nature never seem to change while nature is always changing. You abstract is full of symbolic. It is also well framed and balanced and makes the viewer think about.
reply by the author on 22-Jun-2018
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Fire is coming up from the center of a volcano, spitting dark minerals, perhaps obsidian. White clouds of steam are all around it. It might happened millions of years ago or it happens right now. Some in nature never seem to change while nature is always changing. You abstract is full of symbolic. It is also well framed and balanced and makes the viewer think about.
Comment Written 21-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 22-Jun-2018
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Many thanks, Cleo, for your great review and for seeing so much. Suzanne
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You're most welcome. :o)
Comment from GaliaG
Interesting paint with very nice colors combination
good technique, creativity and initial impact
a pleasure to view, thanks for sharing
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reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Interesting paint with very nice colors combination
good technique, creativity and initial impact
a pleasure to view, thanks for sharing
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Comment Written 20-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Thank you for your nice review Galia. Suzanne
Comment from Dick Lee Shia
An interesting initial impact.
Surreal image with Fine features & textures.
Flowing fluid strokes add a dynamic touch.
Harmonious colors.
Thanks for sharing...
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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An interesting initial impact.
Surreal image with Fine features & textures.
Flowing fluid strokes add a dynamic touch.
Harmonious colors.
Thanks for sharing...
Comment Written 20-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Many thanks, Dick, for your great review. Suzanne
Comment from Linda Bickston
Why have I run out of 6s just when I see a masterpiece that I absolutely love. The way you created the effect is genius. To me it looks like waves crashing over rocks. The center is the drama of the impact.
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Why have I run out of 6s just when I see a masterpiece that I absolutely love. The way you created the effect is genius. To me it looks like waves crashing over rocks. The center is the drama of the impact.
Comment Written 19-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Thank you so much, Linda, for your lovely review. I'm very pleased you like this one. It's lovely to hear what others see in these experimental pieces. Suzanne
Comment from michiganmike
I thought perhaps you have been seeing too many images of the eruptions on Hawaii. An interesting technique and a nicely composed image with great colors.
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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I thought perhaps you have been seeing too many images of the eruptions on Hawaii. An interesting technique and a nicely composed image with great colors.
Comment Written 19-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Many thanks, Mike, for your very nice review. Suzanne
Comment from bpellephoto
From your artist notes I think it safe to say - you love your art.
Before I saw the title or read your notes I looked at this post and the first thought I had was "This is like a photo from a Satellite ." It looks like a topographical representation of a depression/crater.
An awful lot of work went into this piece. No wonder you kept the size limited to 7" X 5".
Great attention getting color combos.
Well done ... B-)) Bob
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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From your artist notes I think it safe to say - you love your art.
Before I saw the title or read your notes I looked at this post and the first thought I had was "This is like a photo from a Satellite ." It looks like a topographical representation of a depression/crater.
An awful lot of work went into this piece. No wonder you kept the size limited to 7" X 5".
Great attention getting color combos.
Well done ... B-)) Bob
Comment Written 19-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Many thanks, Bob, for your great review. It's lovely to hear what others can see in these experimental pieces so I'm really pleased you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from Sange
I see your crater and raise you a crashing wave against the jetty rocks.
I love the colors, sense of movement and the way the colors all blend well in Perfect harmony.
Nice work Suzanne :)
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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I see your crater and raise you a crashing wave against the jetty rocks.
I love the colors, sense of movement and the way the colors all blend well in Perfect harmony.
Nice work Suzanne :)
Comment Written 19-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Thanks so much, Sange, for your lovely review. I'm very pleased you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from avmurray
This indeed abstract, but I understand the title, because I do see a crater. I like very much the color pallet and the contrast between cold and warm colors, and also all the great textures.
Your brush strokes are bold, and I like very much the added high lights adding depth to the painting.
Why do you add coconut milk ? I have never heard about anyone doing this, so I am just curios. LOL
Anyway, I also think it is a fine flow and balance in this abstract, and it is great looking and well done painting.
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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This indeed abstract, but I understand the title, because I do see a crater. I like very much the color pallet and the contrast between cold and warm colors, and also all the great textures.
Your brush strokes are bold, and I like very much the added high lights adding depth to the painting.
Why do you add coconut milk ? I have never heard about anyone doing this, so I am just curios. LOL
Anyway, I also think it is a fine flow and balance in this abstract, and it is great looking and well done painting.
Comment Written 19-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Thanks so much for your great review. I'm experimenting at the moment with different additives to the paints and the coconut milk can create interesting cells and shapes (also smells really good!). I'm having fun so I'm really pleased you like this one. Suzanne
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You are most welcome Suzanne, and you are right about the smell.
Comment from Susan F. M. T.
Suzanne,
A beautiful & colourful image that makes me think I'm looking down from a plane at a tropical island with plenty of trees surrounded by the sea with rain clouds overhead blown about by the winds that are also stirring up the sea so it lashes the shore. Created with your artist's eye for composition & colours & how they react when mixed. Susan
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Suzanne,
A beautiful & colourful image that makes me think I'm looking down from a plane at a tropical island with plenty of trees surrounded by the sea with rain clouds overhead blown about by the winds that are also stirring up the sea so it lashes the shore. Created with your artist's eye for composition & colours & how they react when mixed. Susan
Comment Written 19-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Many thanks, Susan, for your great review. I'm always so interested to hear what you see in these pieces - always something imaginative - so thank you for looking. Suzanne
Comment from PeglegDeb
Coconut Milk this time!! You are just amazing Suzanne. I look at your pieces just just dying to see what new and unusual method you're using next.
I see your crater. Wonderful what the coconut milk has done to the color at the center. Your straw and coconut methods have combined really nicely here to make an abstract crater. Cannot wait to see what else you come up. Sounds like you have so much fun creating these pieces!
Deborah
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Coconut Milk this time!! You are just amazing Suzanne. I look at your pieces just just dying to see what new and unusual method you're using next.
I see your crater. Wonderful what the coconut milk has done to the color at the center. Your straw and coconut methods have combined really nicely here to make an abstract crater. Cannot wait to see what else you come up. Sounds like you have so much fun creating these pieces!
Deborah
Comment Written 19-Jun-2018
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2018
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Thanks so much, Deborah, for your lovely review. I'm still having fun and the coconut milk smells so gorgeous! Much nicer than the glue. Suzanne
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Yummy.....I didn't even think about the great smell Suzanne. So very welcome....just love your creativity.