Stevemawmv's Gallery (Shared Reflections.....)

[Caesar]

Your paintings would deserve to go on book covers. They would be perfect for the 40ies of 50ies thriller stories for instance. Another gorgeous blonde character!

[stevemawmv]

Very nice Steve. I love the use of negative space in this composition and the boldness it then creates.

Hello Bertrude...Thanks you very much, sometimes I'll use a color background, sometimes go crazy like 'Waiting' but mostly I like the empty black spaces, gives one a chance to come up with they're own senarios or try to guess what I inteeded was going on..
Take care.....
Also like trying different crops....

[Caesar]

From what I see and what You say You're a late Caravaggio disciple to some extent ... who actually didn't have any, just emulators and followers for quite a long time ....

[Enug]

Hi Steve. Love the crops - almost looks like a different painting.

[justjean]

Steve, always a joy to drop in and see your wonderful paintings

[Alexandra]

Incredible, wow, amazing Steve!

[stevemawmv]

Very nice all!

Thanks Marilyn....Thanks for visiting and glad you like them all!

Your paintings would deserve to go on book covers. They would be perfect for the 40ies of 50ies thriller stories for instance. Another gorgeous blonde character!From what I see and what You say You're a late Caravaggio disciple to some extent ... who actually didn't have any, just emulators and followers for quite a long time ....[/

Hi Caesar...The mysterious blonde in the beginning of the story, and her identity not to be revealed until the middle of the story....Checking on Caravaggio now!

Hi Steve. Love the crops - almost looks like a different painting.

Thanks Enug....Just makes it that more interesting at least to me...Glad you like them as well.

[D Akey]

The way she's getting closer I feel like she and I are about to kiss. . . Only think is if she were that close in real life she would be waaaayyyy out of focus for me eyes, hahaha.

You are a prime candidate for doing movie titles -- putting her under a bunch of camera moves, sliding her through, zooming in, flipping the image, dissolves etc etc. . . Ken Burns is waiting for you. He broke into the scene by doing the acclaimed Civil War series for PBS. He was stuck with a bunch of stills from that time -- letters, photos etc. And as it was being narrated, he decided to go to town with camera moves on them just to keep it interesting visually -- and it worked so well that they named the effect after him.

Anyway, she still looks good. I'm rather waiting for you to report back that she's speaking to you. Go man go!!!!!!

[jmac]

Beautiful work Steve. Just beautiful.

[stevemawmv]

Steve, always a joy to drop in and see your wonderful paintings

Thank you Jean...good to hear from you, hope all's well....

Incredible, wow, amazing Steve!

Sandy...Thank you! I love replies like this, don't know what to say though...