If you say that you messed up on this one, then it is a happy accident. I really like this farming scene. You are very good a making art that inspires stories, like this one.
-- Martin
Posted 7 years ago
What an amazing work of art! It is fascinating! It inspires questions, thoughtfulness, and second and third looks. I love it.
-- Martin
Posted 7 years ago
I like the way you use two different shades of green. The horse and the boy are in exactly the right proportion.
-- Felicia
Posted 7 years ago
This is so interesting the way you link colors with emotions. Yes, everybody loves blue! The column of people under Orange reminds me of Gustav Vigeland's "Column of Life" in Frogner Park, Oslo. Do you remember when we looked at photos of it a year or so ago?
-- Felicia
Posted 7 years ago
Beautiful! Pollack inspired leaves!
-- Martin
Posted 10 years ago
Beautiful! I sense the influence of Pollack in this gorgeous painting.
-- Martin
Posted 10 years ago
A perfectly spoooooky Halloween composition! Is there something happening underground here? I'm scared and delighted at the same time.
-- Martin
Posted 10 years ago
Love the simple and beautiful use of just three colors and one or two basic shapes on this one. The combination of simple elements creates a lovely whole.
Posted 10 years ago
Great use of color and texture! I love the way you see things, Felix.
-- Martin
Posted 10 years ago
Love this! It's the counterpoint to Edvard Munch's 'The Scream'. Brilliant! -anonymous fan who is definitely not the artist's father
