Over the last few days I’ve been expressing my creativity through paint. I’ve never taken any classes, and I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing, which is why I love painting. It eases me into a state of relaxation, a place where no one can judge me, and various interpretations are accepted.
When I begin a painting, I envision my inspiration for that moment. As I paint, I keep envisioning a variety of inspirational items, which usually leads to abstract and intriguing paintings, such as this one.
The eyes we’re my base, and then I drifted out into my own world of thoughts, feelings, creative expressions, ideas and images. They’re all crammed into my mind, but when I paint they seem to gracefully and abstractly escape.
No one could possibly understand my feelings by analyzing this painting, but it allows me to gain a personal release of my emotions.
Playing around with the texture and consistency of paint exercises my creativity and fascination with the art. Unfortunately, my readers can’t see the true detail and texture of this painting, which reveals the mesmerizing effect. But maybe I’ll post some close-up pictures in the future.
I’m in love with this one. And I’m going to have it framed. My friends and boyfriend like it, but only I can see deep into the soul of this painting, which gives me complete satisfaction and emotional release every time I set my eyes upon it.
The pancakes were black, but delicious.) My boyfriend says we need to work on the aesthetic aspect of Paleo cooking, hence the ugly duckling reference.
