hana

TokikoAnderson

hana

Hana is flower in Japanese.
This picture portrays when the spring bleezing through the window.

I recieved 8 favoerable comments. It is surprising because I didn’t hear anything about this work in the exhibit.
I wrote wrong title at first. The real title is Hana ( means flower in Japanese).

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hana by TokikoAnderson
  • mimi yoon

    mimi yoon

    you have portrayed it so well, tokiko… i can feel the spring breeze coming in through the window and picked up the scent of hana on the way… so pretty…..

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you mimi,
    You have gift of words:)

  • shaneran

    shaneran

    beautiful !!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you

  • lorilee

    lorilee

    LOVELY!!!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you

  • Sensiworld

    Sensiworld

    Beautiful !!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you

  • Suzzie

    Suzzie

    amazing! I love your style!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you

  • gothicolors

    gothicolors

    Gorgeous work, I love this!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you

  • Karen Tillotson

    Karen Tillotson

    BEAUTIFUL!!!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you

  • kimberleigh sarah

    kimberleigh sarah

    So classy. Truly beautiful. =)

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you. Perhaps the fading beauty.
    And thank you fro put me in your watchlist too.

  • Jacky Parker

    Jacky Parker

    Absolutely stunning work, love this :) I have enjoyed looking through you beautiful work Tokiko, you have an amazing talent :D

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thanks Jacky, your flowers and spiders:) give me huge inspiration.

  • Yvonne Less

    Yvonne Less

    Another beauty!! :)

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you I didn’t think this one picked up this much attention.
    I must going back to the time I was painting like this.
    I wasn’t too sure about this unfinished look but that what attract you great artists.

  • Debbie Schiff

    Debbie Schiff

    I love your style, this one in particular…. I enjoy work that invites the viewer to complete the painting.

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you Debbbie you took the words from my heart.

  • sonjas

    sonjas

    so beautiful.

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you Sonjas. You give me special feeling hearing that
    from you.

  • walela

    walela

    So beautiful!!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    Thank you Welela. This one is winning the populatity:D

  • silvercircles

    silvercircles

    Love the soft blush of color!

  • TokikoAnderson replied

    This one is popular to my surprise. The simplicity is good to me because i am too lazy to paint in detail.
    Seriously, I think we tend to fill up the canvas to feel security. And buyers too. some think the more paint we use the more better the art. But the trend seems changing. My media has the imperfection look with empity spaces. I always painted this way without effort.
    But i always felt one stepp behind of those who paint up to the edges.
    Thank you for recognizing it.

  • silvercircles

    silvercircles

    Well, sometimes the eye is overwhelmed by a thousand minute brushstrokes on a canvas—I know I gravitate towards simplicity, simply because it feels more elegant, more casual, to me, and often more beautiful than the complex paintings.

  • Teresa P. Pelaez

    Teresa P. Pelaez 18 days ago

    So beautiful!

  • TokikoAnderson replied 18 days ago

    Thank you Teresa. i’m happy to know this one is quite popular.
    You know art:D

  • newartist

    newartist 18 days ago

    ugh..i just died and went to heaven, this is perfect art in my eyes.

  • TokikoAnderson replied 18 days ago

    Glad you are back. You have a good eyes. Now i got confidence in simplicity. Thank you.

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