City Locks 2 by Louise Naimian

This seems your most abstract picture?? But I can see the lock and the city. I get confused about what's abstract and what's not...but I know what I like, and I like this.

Wow, Louise, I immediately recognised this as one of your beauties. Great work!

I recognised it too, straight away. I love the colours here, especially the pink moon.

Thank you Lewis and Mia. A semi abstract Lewis! I plan to try an abstract later today if I find the time. Mind you, looking at the miserable weather outside, a day indoors painting seems like a good idea :)

Thank you Sandra. I used masking fluid over the original painting and damaged the moon when peeling it of. This resulted in me using white gouache over the moon and then, giving it a pale pinkish wash. Luckily it worked out well. Moon restored..lol

Painting's all about something to look at and admire. This is both and would look great on a white wall. Nice work Louise.

Very good handling of the colours Louise.

Thanks Jim and John :)

Great work

If I try reworking a watercolour I end up with a muddy mess so I admire you for producing such an attractive and colourful painting second time round Louise. ( Though I am sure the original was just as eye catching )

This is beautiful Louise, it puts me in mind of Paul Klee.

What a cracker Louise

A semi abstract but with your inimitable style. Works well.

Many thanks Timothy, Val, Marjorie, Dennis and Andre for you lovely comments :)

Well painted Louise and evocative.

Thank you Michael :)

May I add an accolade to the above approvals. A terrific eye-catching collage of urban colour -lovely painting.

Thank you Willie :)

Always a treat I love these Louise.

Stunning eyecatcher Louise

Like the abstract look and the colours, Louise

Thank you Derek and Carole :)

Lovely rich plum colours. My favourite Louise :)

Fabulous colour combinations in this Louise.

Tremendous stuff Louise, a real eye catcher.

Thanks Fiona, Margaret and Sarah :)

Fabulous cityscape, wonderful palette and the ubiquitous moon. A perfect combination, Louise!

Like the dark sky and the large pink moon, buildings and reflections have a mosaic feel.