Gorgeous as always Mark…this is probably a dah question..what exactly do you do…using light underneath..you of course don’t have to tell me… I totally understand why you would not…either way this is a re-blog.. I love the softness of your work here…little different then your darker ones..
Sherri
hi sherri the light bit came later in the work its just something i came across when investigating all kinds off surface with the oil when hot and what i was capturing at the same time . and light just give the pigments more life and many more moods thought out the day just fell in love with this way of painting oil on glass is magic . thanks sherri nice one mark
Thank you for liking “First Snow.” I enjoyed looking at these paintings. 🙂 I especially like the last one because it reminds me of waves in a cosmic ocean. I was reading some of the other comments, and I find it interesting that the daylight changes the color of the paintings.
its mesmerising and addictive there just getting better
thank so much for you comment nice one its great too no that people like my work love it . mark
Love you “Pigments at War” post. I also want to thank you for letting me know you liked my excerpt from Murder Sets Sail. I will be following you hoping to see more art. Thanks again and Aloha – pjs/
You know how you get those notifications in the mail that someone liked your blog? Below that is a brief paragraph, which I attributed to you originally. And then I got another notification and saw the same paragraph. Wait a minute, I thought. I’ve seen this before. So the words I attributed to as being “sweet,” were, in fact, computer generated thoughts.
That’s what happens when you spend a lot of time laying on clouds, daydreaming!
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You have courage with your paintbrush. As always, very nice stuff.
thank you love your comment i have not thought of price but £ 300 should be cool and a realistic price for everyone too buy if like one to answer your other question the day light changes the paintings colour throughout the day this alone is magical to watch i all so have signed prints A1 size £ 60 not signed £40 straight from me thank so much for the support nice one . mark
pigments at war prints or original works . please contact me thanks mark
Reblogged this on SHERRI OF PALM SPRINGS and commented:
Marks work is always so beautiful
Gorgeous as always Mark…this is probably a dah question..what exactly do you do…using light underneath..you of course don’t have to tell me… I totally understand why you would not…either way this is a re-blog.. I love the softness of your work here…little different then your darker ones..
Sherri
hi sherri the light bit came later in the work its just something i came across when investigating all kinds off surface with the oil when hot and what i was capturing at the same time . and light just give the pigments more life and many more moods thought out the day just fell in love with this way of painting oil on glass is magic . thanks sherri nice one mark
Great effect and amazing colour story…warm regards Karen Robinson
nice one thank you karen
Thank you for liking “First Snow.” I enjoyed looking at these paintings. 🙂 I especially like the last one because it reminds me of waves in a cosmic ocean. I was reading some of the other comments, and I find it interesting that the daylight changes the color of the paintings.
its mesmerising and addictive there just getting better
thank so much for you comment nice one its great too no that people like my work love it . mark
Oh my god you’re work is magnificent! Thank you for visiting my blog, I’m grateful. Cheers! Jules
thank you so much nice one
Look like a new universe was born through the strong but smooth motions of your paintings 🙂
wow nice one love it
Wow, love your work, the oil just glides and glides it is the best medium. The colors are so vivid!
wow nice one thanks you
Love you “Pigments at War” post. I also want to thank you for letting me know you liked my excerpt from Murder Sets Sail. I will be following you hoping to see more art. Thanks again and Aloha – pjs/
thank you nice one Aloha
Hm. I guess I didn’t tell you I love this one! I hate WordPress!
nice one thank you
This is how spaced out I am sometimes…
You know how you get those notifications in the mail that someone liked your blog? Below that is a brief paragraph, which I attributed to you originally. And then I got another notification and saw the same paragraph. Wait a minute, I thought. I’ve seen this before. So the words I attributed to as being “sweet,” were, in fact, computer generated thoughts.
That’s what happens when you spend a lot of time laying on clouds, daydreaming!
You have courage with your paintbrush. As always, very nice stuff.
wow nice one love it thanks . mark
Wow, these are great paintings! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
thank you nice one
Oil on glass…so, the paint moves around and changes, like a mood ring or lava lamp? They are stunningly gorgeous! How much are they?
thank you love your comment i have not thought of price but £ 300 should be cool and a realistic price for everyone too buy if like one to answer your other question the day light changes the paintings colour throughout the day this alone is magical to watch i all so have signed prints A1 size £ 60 not signed £40 straight from me thank so much for the support nice one . mark
Very nice… 🙂
thank you nice one
Wasn’t sure how to post but thank you for visiting my blog and the “like”!
nice one thanks
I was going to say these remind me of nebulae, especially the third one… I could stare at these all day.
wow just love it thats what i do hahaah thank you . mark
Wow, how clever. I love the colours and patterns. Isn’t paint amazing?
ahahah yes its just magic thanks for your comment nice one . mark
They are fiery and awesome ! Look like supernovas 🙂
thank you thats just what i was thinking nice one . mark