Solar Power
‘Beach Series’ card by Karin Taylor
Solar Power is a mixed media production on canvas textured paper using ink acrylic pastel and charcoal
Solar Power sold at an Art Show a little while ago….I was very sad to say goodbye to the original painting! It holds a special place in my heart.
Solar Power belongs to the following groups:
Back In Black ( sorry~NO PHOTOGRAPHY), Beach Art, Big & Beautiful People, Childhood, Seachanges and Two Beings Group Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
missmilly
You do great bottoms ! I love it! MIlly
Karin Taylor
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Hey Milly, ya know, this is just one of my all time favourites..I wish I still had it with me ….... I wonder where the original is ????
I loved doing the legs and the feet…that was crazy fun!
frozenfa
i think it’s very strong of you to be able to sell away a piece that you truly love.. until now, i can’t bear to part with any of my hand drawn works.. i gave one to a friend of mine a few years back, and dang, i wanna ask for it back.. XD
Karin Taylor
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Yeah, it’s tuff, but someone told me when you let ‘em go…it pushes you on to keep creating more and more….but some of them, I just want back NOW!!!
frozenfa
yea.. i think i can understand that feeling.. u know, i bought back my first batik painting my school put on sale for charity cos i can’t bear to let anyone have it.. and later my art teacher had to help me steal my own 2nd bigger batik painting from the school.. n_n” i wonder how she answered for that.. love her! XD
Karin Taylor
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....you do become very attached to them :D
....I think it’s because they are really like your children, a creation from the depth of your being, they are a part of you…..I remember going to see Picasso & others works in person, and truly, I could sense their presence, it was really a bit creepy but awesome at the same time, I could almost see them at their easels…..wierd huh!? :D
sparklehen
Fantastic! you work really makes me smile!
Karin Taylor
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thanx sparklehen! glad to hear that! :D
kathywaldron
superb work, well done
jamiewinter
such delightful work most excellent
Renate Dartois
Oh wow this is gorgeous-love you work awesome creations.
Karin Taylor
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Thank you Renate, for all your lovely comments today, and also for watchlisting me ....BIG SMILES to you :D
annacuypers
Your work is so playful, love it; really makes me happy to look at.
Karin Taylor
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Hi anna, so glad it can make you feel happy :D
Thanks for your comments!
Carmen Cilliers
Love it – your work is so much fun!
Anni Morris
Karin this painting is very “cheeky”...I can understand when you say you are sad to see your painting go. I often wonder where mine finish up…it is nice to know isn’t it? Great work. :)
Karin Taylor
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Hi Anni, thanx and yes, it’s always nice to know…you can rest easy then :D
terryjohn2
Great composition, reminds of the 50s seaside postcards in England, and I mean that really nicely
Karin Taylor
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oh really? that is a lovely compliment….i spent a lot of time looking at old photos of bathers in the early days….some of it may be seeping through lol :)
Anthea Slade
Oh I love this so much…so playful…full of zest and joy of life. I find your work very beautiful and upbeat. So full of beautiful energy and life. Really enjoy looking through your portfolio.
Karin Taylor
thank you for the lovely comments Anthea!!
Swisstoons
Beautiful exhuberant work, Karin! A New Yorker cover waiting to happen. :)
Rebekah McLeod
very cute!!!
Byronanarchy
Hey! Very cute ladies