"SUNSET#1" Do you remember this painting? I know some of you would remember and others not. This is the same sunset painting that I posted on my blog few years ago. Somehow, I re-invented this painting last January. To fit the "love" theme of an upcoming group art that I wanted to join last March, I decided to do some renovation on the original painting. I added some palm leaves on the top and painted the lovers down below, to give it a more romantic edge and feel.
"SUNSET AND SWEETHEARTS" (18" x 24"- oil on canvas). I apologized that this photo wasn't as sharp and focused as the first one. I liked the first one better. Will do another photo shoot in the future. Meanwhile, I'd like to point out the differences. This is the renovated and reinvented painting. I gave it a new title too. I also moved my signature to the left side. This is now the new painting that made me the first place winner ( People's Choice Award) during the "Love Is In The Air" group art show at the Hyatt Valencia last March 29,2009. I am happy with the painting and there will be NO more future changes. There is nothing wrong with reinventing a painting if you could make it more......BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY ART BLOG! Please take a moment to drop me a line on the comment icon below.
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14 comments:
I love the quote you put at the top of the post. You did great at reinventing this photo. Have a wonderful weekend too.
i really love the color orange so you won my heart with this with just having the sky orange :) all the changes you made are great. I'm glad u won frist prize
Grammy-Don't be afraid to experiment. Before I was always scared to redo a painting but I discovered, it's worth experimenting.
irish daisies- I am glad we like orange for sunset sky. It's good to do some reinventing. Who knows what good thing will come out.
Two trees two loves
I love what you've done here.
Hi Lloyd- Actually there are 27 palm trees- 3 huges ones and 24 smaller tree. Good you noticed the 2 lovers.
Sandy -thanks! I love it too.
I like the way you reinvented your painting. I appreciated your visit to my site.
Carver-welcome to my blog and thanks for dropping by too.
I have learned a lot from your. I thought artists just tossed their art works somewhere. Good to know, a painting could be reinvented and changed.
AA-When I was still a rookie, I didn't like to keep my paintings. Later, as I got better, I realized that I could reinvent my paintings and make them better the 2nd, third, or 4th time around.
Hi Evelyne,
Great work! You give so much joy to the viewers of your paintings.
Congrats!
Lina
Lina-thanks for your nice comment.
I hope you'll continue doing your blog.
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