The Two Girls
The Two Girls
16 x 20
Oil on LInen
Maple Shadow Frame
I did these series after a great week at the beach this March. I wear polarized sunglasses at the beach and it gives everything I see a glittery exaggerated color. Almost like it becomes an idealized version of what is really infant of you. This group of painting I did not paint with actual sunglasses on but I did wear my artist license rose colored glasses to push and exaggerate the colors as much as I could to create an idealized late afternoon sparkles on the water. Places where there is lot of neutrals and then raging bits of color are what appeals to me right now. These are so similar to the ski paintings but with just sand not snow. Water reflections not snowflakes. I have obviously enjoyed it.
I was shelling and taking some reference pictures and took a photo of two girls, one with the camera and the other one just floating around seeing what else she could do and they evolved into a series. They both have so much body language. If you saw the photo you would be disappointed because it was truly just a starting point, but they both just feel like they are in their element.
In person these paintings are much softer. I guess I am throwing my camera curve ball to have so many vivid colors. They are very vivid, don’t get me wrong, they are just photographing a little harsher than they are in person. In other words, they are better in person.
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