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SoJie 14, October 2011
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SoJie 14, October 2011
This is a translation that I did as part of the Sojie 14 Workshop. The original work is called Garden Variety Siamese by Frannie Moore
Siamese cats were called “Moon diamond" in Siam. Legend has it that they keep away evil spirits and bring good luck to their owners and was often seen around in temples and Royal households.
Siamese cats are are the most social, intelligent and friendly of all cats. They are very talented at communication with humans and very affectionate.
Original is available for sale at website:
www.lanawynne.com
Mixed media.
Acrylics and oil pastels.
Stretched canvas 16"X20"
Original is available.
354 views on October 23,2011
62 favorites
Featured in PEACE, LOVE & TRANQUILITY Group on October 3,2011
Featured in Color Me a Rainbow Group on October 3,2011
Featured in Cats and Dogs Group on October 4,2011
Featured in The Group on October 4,2011
Featured in Artists Universe Group on October 4,2011
Featured in TABBY TIME CATS and THEIR FELINE FRIENDS Group on October6,2011
Featured in Cat’s Pajamas on October 9,2011
Featured in For the Love of Cats Group on October 10,2011
Featured in ART UNIVERSE Group on October 10,2011
Featured in Exquisition Group on October 12,2011
Featured on EXPLORE on October 13,2011
Featured in Southern United States Artists Group on October 17,2011
Featured in Fantastic Mixed Art Group on October 19,2011
Featured in Painters Universe Group on October 21,2011
October 2011 Juried
Invitational Exhibition
Comments
they are wonderful..great setting!!:) lovely scene:D
Lisa, thank you so much for your visit. I really appreciate it!Hugs.
– Lana Wynne
Oh my goodness Lana… I am stunned into a melting feeling of joy!! You really did an amazing translation. I am in awe still!! Wow!
Dear Lina, thank you very much, what a wonderful and uplifting comment. Big thank you!
– Lana Wynne
Absolutely gorgeous Lana. You make rainbows seem commonplace.
On, sweet Shani! I appreciate your lovely comment very very much! Hugs
– Lana Wynne
Lana
Wow!!!
Great artwork!!
Madalena, oh so appreciate that ,thanks! Thank you for your favorite also!
– Lana Wynne
Lana, oh… I have no words. Just perfect!
Colours, facial expressions, THAT VASE, everything!!
I know that look in those beautiful cats eyes, have seen it many times with my own cat :)
Congratulations, I really love this!!
Thank you ,dear Annika, I am so glad you like it. I am so thankful for your visit!Hugs.
– Lana Wynne
Oh my Goodness – this is just FABULOUS Lana.
Please enter it in Cat’s Pajamas ☺
Dear Kira, such beautiful words, thank you so so much. I submitted it to the group.
– Lana Wynne
What beautiful work this is.
Dear Marjorie, I really really appreciate this feedback and your fave! Hugs
– Lana Wynne
Lana, goodness, where do I begin to describe the beauty I find in this. From the pair’s beautiful, expressive blue eyes, down to their silky Seal Point paws, the Siamese are gorgeous and adorable. I’m enamored with your vase, it’s beautiful detailed decoration, perfect in every way, and the smoothness and shine that gives it that genuine ceramic look. Your stylized plants, an expected pleasure, now, in your works, pull the composition together. It’s a beautiful connection to the translated piece, that you maintained the composition and these triangular shapes. Even the general hues of green, yellow, and orange. I cannot imagine a finer painting of these subjects. I am so honored by your translation, and wowed, once more, by the beauty of your work, Lana. Congratulations!
Dear Frannie, your gorgeous comment really made my day ! You’re just so kind , best wishes, Lana
– Lana Wynne
What a wonderful picture.
Hi, Debbie. Thank you so much for your sweet comment! I really appreciate it!
– Lana Wynne
Lana, I want to +1 this (Google’s like), once you let me know you’ve uploaded the higher resolution. So please do let me know. :)
Yes, I will let you know. My new camera now with my husband. He left this morning and will be back by Friday. This resolution on this image is so low that it would not make a simple card print.
– Lana Wynne