"Troubled waters" is work in progress. Portraying the beauty of the sea and it's creatures. Although they cover less than 0.1% of the earth’s surface, coral reefs are the most biodiverse marine ecosystem in the world. Coral reefs face numerous threats but we can save them by keeping them healthy.
Hidden depths show within those layers as leaves make way for a luscious bloom to open and bask.
It is always easy to recognize Modigliani's paintings. He drew women with long necks, flat, elongated faces, large almond-shaped eyes, and small, pursed lips. His tones are monochromatic, especially in early portraits.
Moving with stealth, stems and petals all surging forward with gentle momentum. It looks like slow progress to the naked eye, but as anyone observing a duck or swan knows, there's a lot of nature's paddling under the cover of those beautiful blooms.
I have become hooked by Acrylic Pour! It looks amazing, and it is fun! Although not as easy as it seems... Lot of new stuff to learn. This is a playful pour and swipe I call "Ocean Play". I enjoyed making it really much. it measures 80 x 60 cm.
