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Published: 2006-08-07 19:53:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 9570; Favourites: 294; Downloads: 176
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Woman In Shower2006
Oil on Canvas
40"x30"
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this is great! from going through your gallery i've noticed you have an admirable theme of silence throughout your work that make things captivating and human.. meditative.
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Thanks very much!
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what beutifull!
the details ... the refelx...
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really great job, I like it a lot! specially the window reflection...
cogratulations
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This is a really interesting painting. The warm and cool colors give this painting an inviting peaceful feel. I like the way you used the wall around the tub as as a frame for us to focus on the figure.
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Amazing!!
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this is such an amazing study of white on white. I cannot decide what I like more- the way you've painted her flesh or the the way the tiles are handled. Really beautiful!!
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Amazing! Beautiful flesh tones! I donΒ΄t know what to say more than itΒ΄s a stunning work.
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This painting feels peaceful to me.... I REALLY like it!
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The depth. The reflection. My word, I am in love.
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i have never been captivated by white bathroom tiles this way before! you paint white so perfectly. May i ask what color you use for the shadow parts of white? Thank you. It would be such a big help for me. Painting white always poses a big problem for me. So, if you could help me out, it would do wonders for my budding painting career!
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The shadow parts of white? Hmm...generally for shadows I use a combination of ultramarine blue and burnt sienna...I don't use cobalt that frequently, same goes for cerulean. Hope this helps? I do recall using some alizarin crimson as well for some of the pinker hues.
Take care,
Heather
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wow thanks! I used to use prussian blue and burnt umber, but it was too strong. Then i thought payne's gray would be easier, but it doesn't look right. Thanks so much for the tip! I'd be applying those when i get to paint my next piece. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!Take care also!
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i'm not sure what to think about this one...it seems almost poignant, yet sad at the same time.
she cries out to me as if she wants to be saved.
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i like how you handled the reflections of light, it looks beautiful
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As always you provide astounding work. But this one is different. This one speaks volumes in mood and atmosphere, moreso than your other work. I predict a lightening fast sale on this one! Great work!
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I hope so! The gallery is picking it up tomorrow:>
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You have such skill in representing different and very complex textures and making them compliment each other. The hair, the skin, the towel, the tiles, the floor, the tub.. Wow. I especially like the tiles, how the window(?) on the wall on the opposite side reflects to it. Great work.
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I love that you seem to pick the most difficult things to paint - and then you nail it! (parquet flooring, reflective tiles, bedding etc). Another lovely painting.
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I thought that was a photo at first...good job!
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Oh man this is soo awsommeee.. wow.... i do acrylic painting.. oil i cant get a hang of.. i applaude your artt workk yess indeed
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Brilliant painting, the tiles are amazing, and i like how her head is nearly the exact same pose as the small shower painting.... I have alot of respect for you.
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This is simply striking!! 
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I love it.
Will you be exhibiting in England any time soon? Oh go on, you want to and we want you to too
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Your handling of reflections is pretty much bullet proof here. Top notch as allways
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