Unsaid by Stacey_73
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Description
A personal piece.
Painter 8 Oils, chalks and watercolors. Original canvas size is 1194X3215 at 300 ppi
The original photo was by the delightfully inventive Mum-stock (http://mum-stock.deviantart.com/) a stock provider that came up with just the right pose, at just the right moment, for which I remain grateful. I didnt know I had something to say until I saw it. This is the first personal work I've done in ages. You'll locate the original photograph here (http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/17278191/
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I apologize ahead of time to the model for the botched anatomy and the too quick pass over of the face... I wasnt aiming for detail, I just wanted to move some paint around the canvas and get lost in the colors for a while. Sometimes thats the greatest gift of all. You can lash out at your canvas..and the paint doesnt bite back. Well... not usually anyway.
Actually did this one a couple days ago, forgot to post it here as well. Sorry :P
Comments (8)
odf
Oh, Stacey! I can't even start to tell you how much I love this. So beautiful, so expressive, so powerful. I love how you did the fabric, the skin, so delicate in the colors, yet with such vivid strokes. I love the composition, the pose, the way you create such an expressive face with just a "quick pass". I'm out of words here. I really like this very, very, very much.
dido6
Beautiful soft work. I love the style and colors!
sodisback
love it
A_
wow, beautiful. so emotional. truely amazing.
Fogge
Beautiful painting and style. Excellent work!
klapakling
This is a very beautiful painting. I like the softnes you have given it. Wonderful creation Stacey
barryjeffer
This is beautifully done Stacey. Well done!
ninaisricci
Dear Stacy, It reminds of the thinker from Rodin. The difference is the thinker is a man and here is perhaps how a woman is in her private time with her thoughts.. It is sometimes movements that we do not see behind close doors that touch us the most. I am very touched by your work, thank you for this moment. You are a very talented person. Nina