Oh I love your idea for this one, Suzanne! I think it fits the forboding character of Shakespeare's play without showing the bloody togas. Very effective.
Wow...look at all those layers and layers of blue-grays! You've got some powerful depth goin' on there! AND you know how to spell Ides which is more than I can say for myself... Paint on, my friend! Bren
Oh my gosh! That's why I can never get anything done on time, I don't have adult supervision!! ;)
I definitely see brewing storm clouds and NOT a pile of tissues. I love your interpretation of it, and the others too. :))) But you know you're my fave Suz, always will be. :D
I can almost see the movement on these clouds and admire the skill involved with top top rear area where the clouds are receding into the perfect values.
Well it's clearly a bubbling storm cloud - and it's what I see when I look up right now, lol! I think it's just perfect! I would struggle not to be literal too. It's a great thing to be able to think out side the box :0)
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Oh I love your idea for this one, Suzanne! I think it fits the forboding character of Shakespeare's play without showing the bloody togas. Very effective.
ReplyDeleteWow...look at all those layers and layers of blue-grays! You've got some powerful depth goin' on there! AND you know how to spell Ides which is more than I can say for myself...
ReplyDeletePaint on, my friend!
Bren
Ohhhhh we hear the thunder in those power thunder clouds! And we can feel the wind blow too! Splendorious!!!
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Oh my gosh! That's why I can never get anything done on time, I don't have adult supervision!! ;)
ReplyDeleteI definitely see brewing storm clouds and NOT a pile of tissues. I love your interpretation of it, and the others too. :))) But you know you're my fave Suz, always will be. :D
I tend to be very literal as well so It is nice to know I am in good company!! I think all three pieces are fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a powerful sky!!! love the colors and how the light hits the clouds...really wonderful work, Suzanne!!!
ReplyDeleteI can almost see the movement on these clouds and admire the skill involved with top top rear area where the clouds are receding into the perfect values.
ReplyDeleteWell it's clearly a bubbling storm cloud - and it's what I see when I look up right now, lol!
ReplyDeleteI think it's just perfect! I would struggle not to be literal too. It's a great thing to be able to think out side the box :0)
I like your solution...those clouds look hopeful--beautiful contrasts!
ReplyDeleteWhew! I can feel the weather changing. Great painting and I love the challenge!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Suzanne! It was a dark and stormy night :)
ReplyDeleteGood heavens, no dirty tissues here! I identify with the clouds, well done, and the other works tickle me, such creative minds and great talent.
ReplyDeleteYou are definitely hearing thunder.
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