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Tahnja — Gone Wild II -- Series
Published: 2011-01-18 00:58:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 991; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 0
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Acrylic underpainting, impasto medium, finished in oils.20" x 24"
Photo used for reference by kind permission from "Akayra" [link]
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Comments: 34
Aww bless you my friend! Thank you so much! Loved visiting your gallery
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me too my friend....I work with racehorses everyday and I've been around horses professionally most of my life. I love everything about them. It's wonderful to share the same love in horses and faith too
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i really thank you to share them.your works are wonderful and amazing.love all of them.
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Yes, you very much feel the heart of me in my work. I am a lady of great and deep faith as well as much love. I pray a lot for everyone and work hard to try to give all of myself to God so that He can use me as He so wills
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And He loves us all dear lovely lady
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This lovely piece has been featured here: [link] !
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These are beautiful. The marks are very expressive and have captured the freedom of these horses so well. It is realistic but there is an almost abstract feel because of the colour scheme and expressiveness of this piece and I think it works really well. Really really brilliant
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Really loved reading your comment. I very much appreciate your observations of my work. It helps me to know what others think and whether or not they like the colour scheme, the composition and my style.
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your welcome 
I think this style is beautiful
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Awesome! The color scheme is well handled. I love how few colors you used, and how you worked with a basically complimentary palette, but kept it cool and soft. Nicely contrasted with the energy filled strokes and texture. They almost break down to abstract--almost.
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Love your comment! Very observant...I reversed the colours and temperature of my light and shadow from the original photo and was worried how it might turn out but in the end it turned out great. I seem to excel much better with a very limited pallette. I basically only used blue, black, white, raw umber and red. I underpainted my canvas in beige so that's the slight warmth you can see burning through in seelct spots which I thought was really neat.
I'm not sure if my cooler pallette will work in galleries in Australia though. They seem to prefer warmer/Australian colours. I will just have to see how they go I guess. Always nerve-wracking trying something a little out of the norm. Thank you!
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It definitely holds the piece together very well! Best of luck with the galleries! It'd be nice to have something a little different in the mix--hope they think so, too! ^_^
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Hugs..thank you my friend, I hope so as well...I will try...
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that is GREAT Love the simulated texture, Very Grand piece <3
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Aww thank you very much for such a lvoely comment. God bless you
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so beuatiful they look like they will jump out of the screen so lively beuatiful work my friend xoxox
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What a wonderful compliment you've paid me my friend. Thank you so much for stopping by to appreciate my work. I've been working hard here. Got LOTS of things planned and all wonderful! Hugs
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Thank you so much!
It came out great and is really pretty!
Thank you for using my photo ^^
I will deffinately fave it.
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