Devotion IV, 8" X 8" fluid acrylic by April M Rimpo |
I really enjoyed working with violet in this series. Violet and yellow look great together, but can turn to ugly "mud" colors if you aren't careful to let them dry before applying them next to or on top of each other.
Below you can see the full four panel painting Devotion. This yoga pose, Downward Facing Dog, has always looked a bit like bowing down, so it really fit in with the overall color of the chakra and the many interpretations of violet and purple that I found (as discussed in the Day 16 blog post.
Devotion Quadriptych, 20 X 17" fluid acrylic by April M Rimpo |
Now that you see the whole pose you see what appeared in Day 16 and 17 to be a bit like the earth and outer space, was really her "bottom". Many of the lines suddenly outline parts of her form and are not just random, but I must say I loved the interpretations that everyone had for the lines in previous posts. They made me feel like I was definitely succeeding in making each segment an interesting painting while still communicate the broader theme. Thank you for the positive feedback.
Devotion quadiptych
Fluid Acrylic
Composed of four 8" X 8" gallery wrapped and varnished paper panels
Composed of four 8" X 8" gallery wrapped and varnished paper panels
Dimensions as laid out about 20" X 17"
$625 with shipping within the United States
$625 with shipping within the United States
- Inspiration - Acceptance, expression, trust, supernatural (Sun Salutation - Salute/Mountain)
- Stability - Survival, self-sufficiency, stability, lively, and confident (Sun Salutation - Forward Bend)
- Perception - Emotional and mental intelligence, intuition, psychic, and super-natural (Sun Salutation - Lunge)
- Energy - Warm, personal power, self esteem, willfulness, and energy (Sun Salutation - Cobra pose)
- Devotion - Clairvoyance, psychic senses, selflessness, devotion (Sun Salutation - Downward Facing Dog)
- Awakening - Awaken, love, compassion, acceptance, trust, growth, renewal, and peaceful with inner strength (Sun Salutation - first and last pose)
And thanks again to Leilie Saeta for sponsoring this challenge.
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It is wonderful to see your completed vision. Now I understand the directional black lines and the piece as a whole. It seems your choice of colors fit well with the Yoga pose, Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Lots of pre-planning on these little paintings.
DeleteSo interesting seeing each of them individually, and then come together. :)
ReplyDeleteIt ahs been fun for me and glad to hear they are fun for others.
DeleteFabulous! I just love them together like this and LOLing at the bottom being the one that looked like outer space - hilarious. They do stand well on their own and work great together too. Very clever!
ReplyDeleteYou were not alone, Rolina. I'm glad they work alone and together. Sometimes the best laid plans do NOT work out.
DeleteOh my goodness! That's SO cool to see them grouped like that! Wow, April, I am really in awe of your inventiveness and how you express so much with your work!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Katherine. I guess this daily painting experiment has been successful.
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