
Oil, 24 x 36 inch, The Shiny Wall, © St Germain
This is not the end of the visions yet!
Several of them I saw with a veil of mist over them
so it was more challenging to determine
the details. I sensed that this copper looking wall
with an eye engraved could be one of the world wonders
people all over the world would flock to.
I chose to add two people to symbolize the
intimacy and seductiveness this sculpture carried.
I imagined this to be a symbol of pride,
an all-seeing dark eye, and artistry.
Hopefully some will be able to take a step back,
instead of like these two, being totally
swallowed up by the media hype.
Also the smoke on top was not in the vision. I included
it to strengthen the feeling of mysteriousness
and religious seductiveness this scene carried. Do you
know that feeling seeing something simple, but sensing a
host of other unseen things that cannot
see daylight, are connected to it?
For the wall, I used Golden Acrylic Iridescent and Bright
Gold Renaissance Gold from Artists Oil color and
Winton Titanium White mixed with Cadmium Yellow light
(meaning, I Mixed Oil paint with Acrylic paint to achieve
this bright effect. Not usually done!)

My scene for the next watercolor
Wordless Wednesday, Der Natur Donnerstag

my Watercolor 10 x 14 1/4 inch, © St Germain

Nothing fits October better than red berries:)
Makro-Tex

Hibiscus
FOTD, Floral Fri Foto

Reflections of cars across the street
Weekend Reflections

Don’t these clouds look like a flower?
Sky Watch
MONDAY – Our World * FOTD * Weekly Smile *
TUESDAY – Makro-Tex: Oct.* Travel Tue.* PhotoAWeek*
WEDNESDAY – Wordless Wed.* Der Natur Donnerstag *
THURSDAY – Sky Watch * Thankful Thurs. * Floral Fri Foto*
FRIDAY – Fri Bliss * Weekend Reflection *
SUNDAY – One Word Sun: art.* Sundays Best *
Your artwork is lovely. Thanks for sharing the scene and the painting.
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I always enjoy seeing your art and reading about what caused the creation (although I know it’s really Who caused it). 🙂
janet
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So true. Janet, and I want to give Him all the honor and praise for these artworks!
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The painting is thought provoking for sure.
I love the image of the forest floor with the bits of logs on it.
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It was a challenge, but I think I reduced it enough to have a focus in this watercolor:) Thank you Deborah!
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Gorgeous hibiscus 😀
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I’m not sure if hubby took this or I:) Thank you Cee!
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I love the hibiscus!!
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Your paintings are lovely this week! Both of them. I bought some art this week – but kooky pop art. Very excited to pick it up.
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Lovely paintings. You are talented.
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You paint in such a unique style. Really lovely. The sky in bloom, delightful.
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Hope you are having a nice Fall so far. Stay safe.
Worth a Thousand Words
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Oh, I really love the watercolor you painted!
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Beautiful photo of the red berries. Feels like fall!
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Very nice.
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A feast for the eyes this week – the berries are such a beautiful Autumn colour.
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I like the implementation of the forest motif in the watercolor picture very much. The red berries and the Hibiscus too. Thank you for participating in Nature Thursday.
Herzliche Grüße – Elke aus Frankfurt / Germany
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Nature gives so many possibilities for art:) Am glad you like it 🙂 you live in Frankfurt- not far from Arnhem-Ede where we used to live:)
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I like your artwork and the photo of the red berries. Thank you for linking up!
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Greetings and Salutations! Clouds do look like a flower with stem. Thought provoking paintings.
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Sorry I am behind – thank you JM!
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