So nineteen twenties or twenty twenties :-D There are so many fantastic old paintings, it's hard to know who was the master behind each of them, even just among the impressionists, like Adam Smith that I stumbled onto once.
Yeah the green is bushes, mostly. I used two photos to try to get it right, yep I'm very new to oil painting!
I'm on a new painting, but maybe I'll go back and make another try (it's the fourth already) when I feel I 'get' those trees a bit better. Trees are hard sometimes!
It's mostly a try to just exercise, but I do like the setup/composition so I probably feel it worthwhile to make it better. Or so I hope.
Thanks again for all kind criticism and hugs all along!
Wow thank you so much! I love the impressionist style so much, especially Renoir Monet and Manet.
Gotta check out Tomir I don't know that artist.
All criticisms warmly appreciated and well taken! I know there are lots of errors in the painting, like the values of the sun spots, the green versus the sand, the details missing in the bushes/trees...
I also made the person just slightly too big, and messed up the distinct natural border between the path and the beach (those green leaves to the right) so there is a line but it gets blurred away...
Okay fair enough, but it's not only the US that seems yo think he's not the elected president. Are there some more serious organisations who thinks one way or the other? I mean it's so low hanging fruit bashing the USA :-p
Well, killing 99% of cancer cells is quite useless, the 1% left will now thrive and if they survived because they were different (and not just luckily escaping the treatment) you now have 100% of cancer cells you can't treat anymore.
Better case, the 1% "lucky" cancer cells just re-invade.
Every opinion is valid when it comes to art!
Personally I just think the creative process is a part of it so I don't see randomness being art.
That doesn't mean it's not beautiful! Beauty can be found everywhere and definitely is in the eye of the observer... IMO!