Thought #2
12” x 12” Mixed Media
from Journal entry series
Thought #2 belongs to the following groups:
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Thought #2
Jack McCabe
My only thought is that the sun is too bright the next day… and I never should have mixed my drinks after eating all that food the night before!!
Movement and contrasts are so extreme
Powers pulling and pulsating
Slipping, sliding, slashing marks
Movements and stones or ancient bones
Some uncovered truth told in direct sun
Under the bright light of day
Is my Thought 2
Dare one ask what it was for you?
Midori McCabe replied
Oh, wonderful poem Jack, thank you so much….how can I write about it after you? uh? ehehe…
I have no idea.
Paul (Quixote)...
Excellent work, Midori. I love your style and the colors you choose, as well as the action in your work.
Midori McCabe replied
Thank you Paul…tell the truth, I dance when I paint.. : }}}}
calves
I agree with Paul: I love your style Midori
Midori McCabe replied
Thank you Claudia, it seems to be funny but I don’t know my style yet..one day I will take a time for looking back my work, thank you…
: ))
Deborah Milligan
so incredibly good midori. your work is always complete. glowing!
Midori McCabe replied
Thank you Deb for your encouragement.
I often have no confident about my work, I appreciate your feedback.
Enoeda
wonderful colours, brilliant!
Midori McCabe replied
Thank you Enoeda! : )
wayneg
this is very good, great colours and forms
Midori McCabe replied
Hi wayneg,
Thank you for the comment! : )
Isabelle Nivet
midori , midori ! i like so much your paint !!!!!
Midori McCabe replied
Isabelle!
Thanks so much! : )
Martin Dingli
this is very good,your style is just so unique
Roy Wilkins
wicked.
BradThurston
Midori….absolutely stunning. I just want to look at it all day and the oranges…soooo beautiful!!!
Richard Tuvey
Your portfolio is full of wonderful creative artworks,congratulations.
hsien-ku 16 days ago
really wonderful painting – gloriously free forms