A very simple watercolor

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... but I liked it very much.

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NORMA ASCENCIO said…
lo que no entiendo es el "but"... que hay algun "pero" en lo sencillo?

creo que muchas veces menos es mas

y bueno, a mi en lo personal me llegan mucho mas tus aguadas que los oleos, asi que creo que hay gusto para todo, y los peros salen sobrando

un abrazo!
28 January, 2008 19:15
odette farrell said…
Nor,
Tienes razón: Less is more!
28 January, 2008 19:31
Darth Tater said…
Hey, I also like a lot your watercolors... You need more imagination to enjoy them, because of their simplicity, that is at the same time, complexity... Isn't a watercolor a very very complex technique? I like this one in particular! Does it have a name?
29 January, 2008 14:55
el objeto a said…
en esta acuarela delicada e intensa parece estar indicado un centro de gravedad que aparece en las otras figuras, ese pequeño triángulo de la baja espalda, me gusta que se repita, que reaparezca,

lindos cuerpos y líneas, me ha recordado lo que decía Georgia O'Keeffe sobre la poca distinción que hacía entre la pintura abstracta y figurativa, para ella las montañas y las flores, los contornos de las cosas eran líneas y luces... y ninguna cosa excluía la otra, un poco como en estos cuerpos que reciben sin excluir...
29 January, 2008 22:48
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