Wolf and boy

[Perendale]

Something a bit different!

Brett

[sabena]

Fantastic painting Perendale

[philippecmartin]

I really like the mood.

[Enug]

I can see it as an illustration for a children's book.

[Perendale]

Thanks Sabena, Philippe and June.

Brett

[markw]

Love the textural quality you bring to your paintings Brett and your colour choices
Now, I’m thinking all sorts of narratives for this one, but do you have a back story for it?

[Perendale]

Thanks Mark! No back story really, but I really did want it to tell a story. I have tried several versions of this idea but could never really make it work a way I liked. I’m ‘halfway’ pleased with this one

I was inspired to try again by Eddie Mendoza https://www.artstation.com/artwork/e0AGvD I’m nowhere near his class, but I liked to the YA fantasy vibe that it had and so I tried for that angle.

Brett

[Stephen Lo Piano]

Looks as though the wolf is feeling some sort of sorrow for the boy that appears in his position to be shameful or in sorrow.

A psychiatrist could use this one for certain clients as a potential tool for diagnosis by simply asking the question "What do you see in this picture?".

[Perendale]

Looks as though the wolf is feeling some sort of sorrow for the boy that appears in his position to be shameful or in sorrow.

A psychiatrist could use this one for certain clients as a potential tool for diagnosis by simply asking the question "What do you see in this picture?".

Thank you Stephen. I always like it when people feel they can read things into my paintings. That means to me that the painting is ‘working.’

Brett