playing the accordian by jocko500

2D • Music • posted on Jul 26, 2015

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I need to stop for awhile painting music stuff. lol. anyway I doing more paintings on music now lol. it is 15x15 inches canvas painted with acrylic

Comments (43)

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donnena

3:27AM | Tue, 28 July 2015

This is wonderful!! I love it!!! the only valid reason to stop painting music is if YOU want to paint something else!!!

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starship64

4:57AM | Tue, 28 July 2015

Fantastic painting.

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sossy

9:37AM | Tue, 28 July 2015

amazing work and a perfect composition of light, shadows and colors! love the focus on the instrument! top work! ;o)

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aksirp

12:37PM | Tue, 28 July 2015

I understand, but no one can paint this "music stuff" so creative and expressive like you!! I just like your paintings - and photos of course ;-)

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KarmaSong

7:13PM | Tue, 28 July 2015

You've captured the essence of Cajun music here, with this emblematic instrument that is so popular along with others in this tradition. A superb painting indeed !

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danapommet

2:12AM | Wed, 29 July 2015

Those long fingers are perfect for this old squeeze box - fantastic work of art my friend - love the colors Jock!

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bugsnouveau

12:09PM | Wed, 29 July 2015

Beautiful work!!!!!!!!!

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Crudelitas

7:47PM | Wed, 29 July 2015

Wow! With so many Details. Love the wrinkles in the clothes. Great work, Jock!

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soffy

10:40AM | Sat, 01 August 2015

Excellent and soo beautiful work*****

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irisinthespring

11:10PM | Sun, 02 August 2015

Marvelous work!

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mickeyrony

9:43PM | Wed, 19 August 2015

That nicer than me lol Always a fasination my friend ((5++))

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anahata.c

9:37AM | Fri, 18 September 2015

another of your vital and vibrant paintings of musicians, Jock. Your brushwork and the way you handle color give your musicians a rush of energy like great rivers rushing through the world. Even the shirt here has great energy, the wrinkles and curls flow like rivers. And the pants have a coiled up energy. And your hands---as you often do with hands---are tensed and expressive. And the accordion is alive with energies: You use contrasting colors, and light-and-dark, beautifully. And you get the tight "compression" of an accordion, along with those wonderful keys and how exotic they look. The painting flows from top to bottom, ending in that wonderful accordion, with all its 'parts' just heaving back and forth to make music. (Essentially, an accordion is a small organ, getting its power from wind, and played on keys just like an organ is. Only, in the old church organs, the wind was provided by huge bellows, rather than with the back-and-forth movement of the accordion.) (Both instruments used reeds too.)

You set-off the musician by using that deep crimson/brown background, making the accordionist look like a bright apparition. Without painting his head, you've put all our attentions on his music; and it's masterful, Jock. As all your paintings are. Wonderful. I understand how you'd want to stop painting musicians for a while---you probably needed to rejuvenate, renew...but I have a feeling that you'll be painting them all your life, because you're called to them, and you portray them with such inner energy and power.

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