bergina wrote:Hi Barb,
This comment is not based on how well you have done the painting, just the theme and direction.
OK, I’m a bit confused?
I’m not sure what to make of your latest post or recent work? For the life of me, I can’t understand why you are focusing all your tallent and effort on such a dark side of nature?
You paint such great dog works and landscapes and I enjoy viewing them.
With your latest series, the theme is just not working for me in a positive way. I personally have experienced what you are attempting to portray, different subjects but same scenario and not pretty, actually very sickening.
I guess you have touched a nerve. I just can’t get beyond the topic to subjectively give a critique about the painting. I noticed others stating that this is good and should include something like one guy stated “you need the doe with extended body and some wolf fur” or something like that. .
I have never commented on anyone else’s opinion but this just made by blood boil.
O My Gosh!
Guaranteed this guy has never seen the horrors in nature that I have abut if so, has a much different interpretation of what should be cele
ated with a
ush and some paint,
This is definitely nothing that would hang on my wall.
No offence intended and just my opinion but you really got my attention with this one.
Al
Al, I understand your confusion, as you obviously had not read my post in WIP concering Fatal Decision?
I am going through alot in my life right now...and this is how I am portraying my emotions. These paintings are not my usual "theme" that is true...but I am doing a third shortly, and all I can say is to wait for the outcome...given your post...it will surprise you.
OH...and BTW...I'm sure Michael was joking...I understood it that way, as he was refering to a cartoon with the deer winning, though I am certain he can speak for himself.
Not everything in life is "pretty" Al, as I am so aware, and I suppose this is my way of expressing that. Sorry you don't like or approve...but life and death is an everyday occurance in Nature. Thankfully, unlike with Man...death generally occurs as a means of another animals survival.
And just FYI, I am doing other paintings besides this series, so no...all my attention and talent(thank you for that) isn't focused on this theme.
I appreciate your concern and comments as always.