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A slight deviation,but we are still in the same company! I love these peace loving, cute animals.This one I saw in a local farm sometime ago.I have painted the background this time...do they look better on white or with a background..whats the vote?
I love this guy! You really have a unique way of giving these animals personality. It's so interesting how the mood varies with the background. The white background makes a more stunning composition and seems more dramatic. Whereas the natural surroundings make a peaceful, all-is-right-with-the-world feeling, which is very pleasing too. Congratulations on a beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteThanks Katherine..that is an interesting observation...I will keep that in mind!Glad you liked this guy.
DeleteI think of these as portraits. Backgrounds are typically blurred or downplayed in most portrait. Love the look though.. You have created personality..
ReplyDeleteThanks Tony, you have nailed it for me!
DeletePure magic! Only you can make a donkey look so handsome! fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Asit, your very kind!Most of my friends from India find it funny,though :)
DeleteCiao Arti,
ReplyDeleteBelle le zebre! E bellissimi i tuoi elefanti!
Mi hanno entusiasmato anche il volto di donna e intenerito il ricordo di Lala!
Ciao, abbracci, Floriana
Thank you so much Floriana..I am glad you like my work.
DeleteHe is a beauty, Arti! I personally like the backgrounds with the animal. I'm sure you will get mixed responses on this question!
ReplyDeleteIts a difficult decision to make,really.I think next time I will try a background with no detail; just intermingling color.Thanks for taking time to comment.
DeleteLOVE him, Arti! I love the background as well...it shows the natural surroundings. Wonderful work..
ReplyDeleteThank you Hilda. I am thinking of finding a happy cross between a full colored background and totally white space...I hope it works!
DeleteI like the way the background gold is the complementary color to his purple fur. Plus, the detail in the grasses seem to reverberate with the texture of his fur. Still, stark white makes the animals pop!
ReplyDeleteYou are right, Julie.May be next time it will be a nice background but with some abstract white spaces entwined...
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