Blue nude hiding behind an instrument

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Very clever Janet and really excellent work lovely

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Tue 01 Mar 07:39:34

refreshingly different, super

Posted by tony palmer on Tue 01 Mar 08:39:51

Thank you Dennis and Tony.

Posted by Janet Jasper on Tue 01 Mar 09:00:31

A fine work. cleverly thought through.

Posted by Derek Snowdon on Tue 01 Mar 10:21:30

I like this too Janet

Posted by Russell Edwards on Tue 01 Mar 12:28:47

Great idea, Janet, beautifully executed!

Posted by Frank Johnson on Tue 01 Mar 12:36:24

Thank you Derek, Russell and Frank.

Posted by Janet Jasper on Tue 01 Mar 14:11:57

Again,good composition, and great tonal values. The arm in this one is not as well painted as the other,more masculine in appearance, never the less another fine exercise.

Posted by andre mulard on Tue 01 Mar 16:26:48

Andre, yes I can see what you mean. The wrist is a bit too thin, and the arm a bit more muscly but what I think makes it more masculine looking is the exaggeration of the protruding veins which was intentional! The rest of the mistakes are just that, mistakes ! I am good at those! :).

Posted by Janet Jasper on Tue 01 Mar 17:44:54

Beautiful work Janet

Posted by Dermot Brennan on Wed 02 Mar 06:28:43

Thank you Dermot

Posted by Janet Jasper on Wed 02 Mar 07:48:44

Love the illusion of this and the metaphor

Posted by Julie Taylor-Lange on Mon 23 Jul 19:55:54

Hang on Studio Wall

01/03/2016

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This is the second painting where I have tried to push the idea and image further. The flesh is blue hues and the 'screen' etching the shape of the female form has become a musical instrument.( some artist license taken on exactly what instrument!). I have also exaggerated the veins in the arm to echo the strings. All a bit deep, but just having fun!

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Janet Jasper

I am a retired UK pension manager, who studied art and design at Spelthorne College, Middx in the mid 90s whilst still working and now spend most days painting. I would describe my style as eclectic as I like to change style depending on the subject matter and the mood that I am in. I generally work…

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