- Erotic Art
- "Simply Waiting II" acrylic 50 x 70
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Click hereI love painting the back and went for a slightly more compact pose in this one, with some unusual colours thrown in.
"Simply waiting II" acrylic 50 x 70 cm
A variation on a previous theme. I love painting the back and went for a slightly more compact pose in this one, with some unusual colours thrown in.
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I love seeing what I refer to as "real art" on this site. Waaaaay too much computer imaged stuff. This is just beautiful.
Lots I could say about this. It's really a really nice piece. The work you did on her back really gives a sense of a whole lot of energy contained within her. I love it.
Nicely done painting . The pose is well shaded and somewhat seductive. Nice job!
This is better done than the first "Simply Waiting."
The erotic element is more pronounced here. I suspect, dear Marguerite, that you are the girl in both paintings.
serene and dignified, very feminine, and erotic at the same time, excellent work!!
Aha! I see you did a newer variation here. I love variations!
I would quibble with your mentioning "unusual colors". Colors and tonal qualities are very much dependent on what the artist sees as well as the pallet of colors they have to choose from. Sometimes, "odd colors" need to be shown to enhance the separation of two different materials but of similar hue. Why you didn't do this on the right side is a little beyond me. The highlight colors on the body seem almost too similar to the hues of the sheets/background.
I think you used more "outline" on this painting which perceptibly lowers your deftness of style. The first version showed less use of outline so you used color better to indicate borders there...
I see in this version, the spinal hollow is more defined (it's marvelous that you had read my last comment and revisited it to make this version in only a matter of minutes! XD ), but I wonder if it is in it's correct location? The spine looks correct in location to the back, but the cleft of the buttocks looks a little too far to the left??
With that exception, I think you worked the proportions much better this time...
Likewise your choice of colors is exemplary. This variation looks less rushes, the background squiggles look softer and more relaxed.
Feet and hands, again, wonderful!
Again, some hits and some misses, but an overall good piece. :)
BTW, what medium are you using? I can't quite tell if it is watercolor or acrylic?