The Millenium Stone - watercolor - 8" x 10" by Dave Martsolf
Dave Martsolf

The Millenium Stone - watercolor - 8" x 10" by

I have no idea what that means. It just seemed pretty solid to me, so that title just came out of nowhere, which is where most of my art comes from as well, so who am I to judge?

This work is a watercolor on 90 pound cold press paper. The original is for sale for $298 US plus shipping. Contact Dave Martsolf through Bubblemail or at davidmartsolf@comcast.net for details.

The Millenium Stone was featured in Paintings Modern and Beyond – PiMT in September 2009.

The original is for sale for $88 US plus shipping. Contact Dave Martsolf through Bubblemail or at davidmartsolf@comcast.net for details.

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  • RosaCobos
    RosaCobosalmost 3 years ago

    Solid it is….but just as a concept…
    visible… for a moment..
    the shapes, shades, textures are organic and inviting to dream about the recreation of a a new different being….as if a mind-body would evolve into another shape. I know this is quite true, but seen just as our own eyes can see it So….not the truth.
    Art. is tryin to get to the “real thing” all the time… and the artist’s mind is not that of one “interpreter” but of a “journalist” of the Essence… though.. is not a picture frame… for one is out there, it belongs to the evolution of the viewers
    And working into them.
    Aso this is….
    Woman in process… fighting against the lineal mind of the “animus”.
    Rosa (I love it)

  • Dave Martsolf
    Dave Martsolfalmost 3 years ago

    Hi Rosa, Whenever I stretch my mind and idea of bodily form, I may twist and turn it, blob it, or make millions of feathery fiber tendrils, but whenever I am through stretching I always seem to come back to the human form. And in dancing I realize this is the form I love best. Only know older I have to do most of my dancing in my mind’s eye, or live it through watching others and wishing I could just stand up in my seat and wave my arms and legs wildly all over the place. Hah, it would be laughable as the ushers dragged me out of the theater, eh?

    Thanks, Dave

  • KazM
    KazMalmost 3 years ago

    Wonderful Watercolour
    Delightful Design

  • Hi Kaz, Thanks so much for your kind comments. Glad you like it. – Dave

    – Dave Martsolf

  • Rayven Collins
    Rayven Collinsalmost 3 years ago

    very interesting work. i love the detailed textures that you see on the shadows of each shape.

  • Thanks Rayven, I see your hand work is also very skilled. Anyone reading this should click on you to take a look. Thanks again, Dave

    – Dave Martsolf

  • Clare Colins
    Clare Colinsover 2 years ago

    Nice work Dave. Art for art’s sake

  • Hi Clare, Glad you like it. As I look back to the day of creation of the original line drawing I think you are right. The indescribable art force just picked up the pen and let go on the paper. – Dave

    – Dave Martsolf

  • helene
    heleneover 2 years ago

    Great work dave

  • Thanks Helene, I appreciate your kindness in commenting.

    – Dave Martsolf

  • * RoyAllenHunt *
    * RoyAllenHunt *almost 2 years ago

    Nice! This stone seems full of expectant life. We need only to await the explosion into being and perhaps, from this the next “Big Bang.” From a germ of an idea to a whopper of a happening. Thank you for introducing me to your visions.

  • Thank you Roy for all your kind comments on my work. It has been hard to keep at it, but I really hope some day (maybe in 10 years after I retire from corporate life) to work full time on all these wonderful worlds I dream of and live in. Best of success to you for all your work’s efforts. – Dave

    – Dave Martsolf