Passion


Another painting from the same kiss series, a bit more passionate maybe? 

These are drafts for a set of larger paintings. It is useful to make these small (A4) ones but I find that the bigger paintings end up looking completely different. Paper size makes a huge difference.

Comments

  1. rossichka23 November 2014 at 11:26

    Both paintings are passionate. But I find them dramatic, too, especially the first one. As if this kiss is the only one, first and last at the same time. No hope, no future...
    It will be interesting to see how the idea will develop on a bigger paper.
    Have a lovely new week, Sasa!:)

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  2. Paula25 November 2014 at 05:07

    Passion, fast and wild. Well done.

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  3. hedwig25 November 2014 at 14:36

    Dramatic, yes. Perhaps passion has a dark side. The kiss is sort of ominous. This one is more festive. It's a great project!
    Bye!

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