This is a late revision of this blog post but I was in a hurry last Friday when I posted it and my computer was not cooperating. Just wanted to share the reference photo for this painting. A good example of not being married to the photo you are working from.
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I love the way the light reflects off the little girl's hair. Very beautiful painting, Carol!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great composition, along with color and terrific light!
ReplyDeleteYou've so beautifully captured the innocence of childhood, Carol. Before the world says balloons aren't so fun...I love this piece!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition. Love the format.
ReplyDeleteWonderful composition - and who can resist a child at the beach - with a balloon?
ReplyDeleteYou too, birthday girl! Lovely painting Carol
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful. The painting of the girl is full of life and youth. Its quite endearing.
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This painting is beautiful! You really inspite me to use my creativity, not to "be married to the picture"!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting...love the subject,composition and colors. I try not to be "married" when painting from photos...some work others get binned!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip. The pose, her cocked head with the ponytail...precious!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a very impressive and beautiful composition you got there. I love it, you did it perfectly.
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A great piece of art. The colors and the light is very amazing. You're are such an artistic. Very inspiring.
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It's just like the original picture. I can't explain it.
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