Pastel and charcoal on 12"x16" pastel paper.
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- Jean Spitzer
- Lately, I've been using life drawing as a starting place for works that combine reality, imagination and experience. See more of my work on Instagram at www.instagram.com/jeanspitzer/.
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You're back! I'm glad.
ReplyDeleteI like the grey--seems right with the facelessness and the floating.
Nice and dreamy!
ReplyDeleteI see tension, but it goes away when I cover up the hands.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely. I like the hands very much.
ReplyDeleteVery dreamy.
ReplyDeletefloating in a cloud/ 19th century
ReplyDeleteI like that feeling of floating, as if on a cloud.
ReplyDeleteGood to see that you're back!
At first this looked like a relaxed, passive pose, but then I started to see steely energy in it.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!
ReplyDeleteThis is like a dream, partly delineated and partly vague.
Woman Dreaming below is wonderful too.
AH is right about the hands. Hmmm. I don't see dreamy though. To me I feel like she's being born out of an egg. Is that crazy?
ReplyDeleteThanks, all.
ReplyDeleteAH, now that you've said it, I definitely feel the tension in the hands.
Margaret, I like the "born out of an egg."
Total abandon and sensuality, wonderful execution .
ReplyDeleteI so love your paintings and drawings!
ReplyDeleteAlso this picture is gorgeous.
I've had art on higher level in my school and am so fascinated by your talent.
Jean,
ReplyDeletea great job!
with few tones you did everything!
This light is wonderful!
a hug!
Floating woman is certainly a positive take on it. But I can easily see it taking a negative spin, especially with the dark "colors". Very Good, JS.
ReplyDeleteShades of grey - when they're well done you can project anything onto them. Love this one, J.
ReplyDeleteNice :)
ReplyDeleteIt's been awhile. Are you taking the summer off?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind comments.
ReplyDeletePA, it has been awhile. Hope to post again soon.
good
ReplyDeleteOh, it's been a long time. Well, maybe not that long, just seems that way. I see your picture, the one above my dining table, every day. Trust you're well.
ReplyDeleteThanks, AH. I have taken a prolonged break from blogging. I plan to start posting again soon, and, meanwhile, will start catching up on the blogs I follow.
ReplyDeleteI have been wondering about you - how you are - what you are up to.
ReplyDeleteI have some friends from here visiting Austin the month of November. Sigh. It makes me homesick, especially since November is such a nice month there.
Where are you??? I missed you
ReplyDeleteHi, Shanna and Laura. I miss you, too. I've been on what's developed into an extended break from blogging. I've been drawing, and hope to start blogging again, soon.
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