ROCKY FALLS by Carole Swingler

ROCKY FALLS
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Looking at it on screen could do better! :(

Yes you can do better but its good and you made a great job of introducing colour it is good to move out of our comfort zone ,I would say this is a success Carole well done.

Thanks Dennis you are a very kind person ;)

Carole, I really like this, the colours glow, and although it's quite abstract, you can clearly see what it represents. The splash of white of the falls in the foreground works really well and adds some movement to it.

Tremendous piece Carole, liking your style and use of other materials + paint.

Now we are really getting creative with colour, and it's an exciting image that has appeared, well done Carole.

The cling film has worked very well Carole..love the vibrant colours in the background.

Beautiful and vibrant

Even if we're not totally happy with our effort( and I'm not, with today's effort) it's all part of a journey which never stops. I can see some further exploration with this Carole.

Very interesting new painting, Carole, with great textures.

Lovely evocative mountain scene.

It's gorgeous Carole, Love everything about this painting, amazing design, Love it :)

Wow, Carole, this is fantastic! Very rarely the cling film works as well as in this. Very well done you!

The clingfilm adds another dimesion Carole, I think it's a super result.

Wow.....wonderful colours and texture looks like a lot of fun

ooh gorgeous textures and forms Carole

I like it a lot Carole , and it's great to try something different

Thanks for all your lovely comments.

Full of life, atmosphere and vitality. Excellent piece, Carole!

Hang on Studio Wall
19/10/2015
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An abstract with acrylic inks, pastel pencil. Cling film made the subject, just fun painting.

About the Artist
Carole Swingler

Self- taught artist, I have dabbled in watercolours for many years on and off. My first love is flower painting in watercolour. Now trying many different media including acrylic inks, gouache, all types of pencils to try loose-ish semi abstract images.

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