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This water lily is among my favorite images. I took the photo on a trip to San Juan Capistrano Mission where they have gorgeous fountains will lilies and koi. Anyway, one time I was fiddling around with this image, and my husband walked up to me, and seeing the photo upside down he urged me to take a peek. Here it is, below:
Now maybe I'm just seeing angels everywhere, but it looks angelic to me! I wish you could see the painting in person, the whites have beautiful colors in them!
*Angels To You!*
Beautiful and peaceful. Can see that the whites are gorgeous against the blue even from the photo. And love that Tim showed you an angel!
ReplyDeleteWhat a way to start the day--viewing one of your beautiful paintings. I love it. The subject matter is one of my favorites--see Alice Schille's painting of Water Lillies. She was one fantastic artist and so are you.
ReplyDeletei love the muted tones. I find water lilies to be one of the hardest things! You have made a lovely abstraction and yes- quite angelic!
ReplyDeleteKelley very lovely. As the water lily often grows out of dark muddy water, it for many cultures is symbolic of rebirth or overcoming hard times, so no wonder your painting is angelic!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the successes and sales at your show!Love the cottages, can't beat those simple shapes.
ReplyDeleteSo cool, Kelley! Beautiful water lily painting to begin with, and then from a different perspective to see the angel (I love the shadow of the angel on the "earth" beneath on the upside-down painting). So cool!
ReplyDeleteI too love this image, you did such a great job not only on the lily but the water is perfect!
ReplyDeleteHope we can meet up next time you are in the area!
Kelley, I love it, the big shapes, the simplicity! This almost looks Asian to me, once again so serene, and contemplative! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKelley it is just beautiful!! Love that you showed it's angelic side:) There is a very Asian quality to this painting! So pretty.
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