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    Mountain Dawn

    can you feel the stiff mountain breeze in the early dawn? I hope so - enjoy
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    Overall very cool. My eye is grabbed and riveted by the saw tooth mountain range against the light sky. And it's hard to extricate myself from looking there. I think what happened is that your intellect took over in populating the picture with what should be there logically. Mountains. But does that help the picture or not, and if that kind of shape is there, what has to be going on elsewhere to create a balance or integration.

    I like the way you worked everything else. It's an intriguing approach. It's like Godzilla just stepped into the WWF ring where the humans are performing their weekly martial dance re-enactment. Kinda hard not to get upstaged by the giant jaw with all those formidable teeth.

    As to the character of the painterly swashing around -- it's brilliant! I just have issues with the composition.

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    Reminds me

    Of what it is like to live at the base of a mountain. So majestic and these towns are often cute little shops and ski resorts!

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    I sure do Gary, love these colors together and go with it on Marilyn Ann, that is what I image looking at this, very nice

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    Quote Originally Posted by gxhpainter View Post
    can you feel the stiff mountain breeze in the early dawn? I hope so - enjoy
    ... and the smell of pinetrees and resin indeed while breathing deeply (with full lungs we idiomatically say).
    No doubt on what You convey and we perceive in full with all our senses. More embracing than a sloppy traditional mountainscape at dawn.
    Panta rei (everything flows)!

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    Quote Originally Posted by D Akey View Post
    Overall very cool. My eye is grabbed and riveted by the saw tooth mountain range against the light sky. And it's hard to extricate myself from looking there. I think what happened is that your intellect took over in populating the picture with what should be there logically. Mountains. But does that help the picture or not, and if that kind of shape is there, what has to be going on elsewhere to create a balance or integration.

    I like the way you worked everything else. It's an intriguing approach. It's like Godzilla just stepped into the WWF ring where the humans are performing their weekly martial dance re-enactment. Kinda hard not to get upstaged by the giant jaw with all those formidable teeth.

    As to the character of the painterly swashing around -- it's brilliant! I just have issues with the composition.

    thank you for your analysis, and I tried to soften the sawtooth effect but I did want to retain the abstract quality, maybe a near miss on that.

    Quote Originally Posted by Marilyn Anne View Post
    Of what it is like to live at the base of a mountain. So majestic and these towns are often cute little shops and ski resorts!
    Marilyn Anne , yes that is the geometry at the base... that seem to scatter across the meadows.

    Quote Originally Posted by pat1940 View Post
    I sure do Gary, love these colors together and go with it on Marilyn Ann, that is what I image looking at this, very nice
    thank you Pat, glad you like these colors as well.

    Quote Originally Posted by Caesar View Post
    ... and the smell of pinetrees and resin indeed while breathing deeply (with full lungs we idiomatically say).
    No doubt on what You convey and we perceive in full with all our senses. More embracing than a sloppy traditional mountainscape at dawn.
    ahh yes that particular smell is so invigorating I love it... and glad you approve here..

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