Embrace
You can see better close ups at http://RoguePalette.Blogspot.com
I’ve fixed this. The last one came out too Red. This color is like the original.
This is yet another piece that focuses on passion and love. I doubt these two need a reminder about living in the moment and appreciating now for all it is, but it’s a good reminder that staying in the moment can bring better results.If her brain started wandering, thinking about bills and grocery lists, what she said yesterday or what she’ll do tomorrow, she’d be missing out on all the potential passion and pleasure here. That would be a waste. And in every situation when we stop living in the now, it always is a waste.
Drawn from Rodin’s sculpture, The Kiss. I’ve always loved this sculpture and I thought it was a good piece to start my new technique with. This one was drawn with a brown 05 pen on Vellum paper. All pieces before her in the series were drawn with pencil.
So from here on out, my originals will be just as colorful as my prints.
Embrace belongs to the following groups:
Art in Math, Fine Arts, Finks of Inks, Numbers One to a Trillion, The Artistic Nude and Works On Paper Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
dimsim
wow i just looked at the details, and got a surprise! excellent work!
Sienna Morris replied
Thank you. You can see better close ups if you click on the pics in my blog at http://RoguePalette.Blogspot.com or at my Etsy account at www.SiennaMorris.Etsy.com I wish we could zoom farther into the work on Redbubble.
Tollwut
GREAT!
JanG
Gorgeous! This is one of my favorite sculptures too. I have had the great good fortune to get to go a couple times to the Rodin House in Paris where you can see this and others in his studio and gardens – truly amazing. Your version does it great justice! I love how you’ve rendered them timeless with the flying curlicues of numbers.
Sienna Morris
Thanks Jan. The passing numbers is actually the moment in transition. It’s there to reinstate the fact that these moments are fleeting so we should appreciate them while they’re there.
AnitaInverarity
That is an incredible techique- beautiful work xx
Sienna Morris
Thank you. :)
karenuk1969
Stunning art, very beautiful.
dimsim
oh my freakin’ god you did not just sit there and write numbers all day! did you? you didn’t cheat? i am flabbergasted!!! :D
Sienna Morris replied
I just realized the other day that I wasn’t making it clear in here that all of these were all numbers. I gotta ask, before you looked closely at Falling To Pieces, did you have any idea it was all numbers?
Sienna Morris
People keep asking me that. “In the dark areas you just scribble, right?” No I didn’t cheat. I love this series, and doing it in full really does something for me. They’re all like this. Every now and then, there’s a little line I couldn’t erase from the original sketch, but all the work is done in numbers. Even the “lines”. In a couple of these, I even signed my name in numbers.
dimsim
no i didn’t guess until i clicked .. then i thought only the ones dripping out the edges … but it’s nice to have surprises :D
Sienna Morris replied
I don’t think anyone noticed. That’s a mistake on my end. I think all these close ups help. It’s the same at art walks. From far away, they are just pretty pictures. It’s not until they stop and look close that they see what’s really going on. It’s cool to watch that happen, but it’s a different experience when they’re right in front of you.
dimsim
perhaps you could subtly title one of the pictures “hey look real close up it’s all made out of numbers!” ... maybe even all in caps ;) but really, i love those kind of subtleties that you have to look to see .. people who don’t really look at art don’t deserve to see it anyway!
Sienna Morris replied
I like your thinking. :)
bajidoo
this is amazing it looks like a road map to life as life itself…... completely amazing!
rupertrussell
This work is stunning.
Good to see the detailed view.
Rupert
Rosina Lamberti
congratulations on being one of the TOP TEN finks of Links challenge
Sienna Morris replied
Oh cool, thanks. I didn’t know!
Barbara Glatzeder
Goodness!! That’s fascinating!
Sienna Morris replied
Thank you!
tom burke
wonderful work ,how long did it take you?
Sienna Morris replied
This one took me two weeks.
Hidemi Tada
amazing work and talent of you.
bev langby
Brilliant how clever u are to use this method and im off to check the blog…........
Varry
AMAZING SIenna!!!!! WOW
liljo
Gorgeous image … amazing painstaking detail … beautiful work :)
OWLGIRL69
Incredible. Im am blown away by your talent! XOXO
Sienna Morris replied
Thank you. Much appreciated. :)
Morris Hill 7 days ago
very neat, at first i thought it was stippling but after seeing the detail spread i realized I was wrong. Good job, and keep up the good work. Take a look at my profile I have a few stipplings on there you might like.