Bacchus and a Wood Nymph
Bacchus seducing a wood nymph18 total reviews
Comment from Elizabeth Emerald
Thank you for use of this stunning work--it makes a striking accompaniment to my two act monologue script STILL AWAITING THE ONE: HIS-N-HERS. Cheers. LIZ
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Thank you for use of this stunning work--it makes a striking accompaniment to my two act monologue script STILL AWAITING THE ONE: HIS-N-HERS. Cheers. LIZ
Comment Written 16-Apr-2020
Comment from Barb Hornegisaspca
Wow I did not know you were also an artist. This is wonderful. Now I can see the other side of you that I did not know. This picture is absolutely wonderful the colors are blended so good. I love it
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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Wow I did not know you were also an artist. This is wonderful. Now I can see the other side of you that I did not know. This picture is absolutely wonderful the colors are blended so good. I love it
Comment Written 10-Jul-2013
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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Hi Barb! Wow, it's great to meet you on here-I had no idea too! Will check out your work asap. Thanks for the review! R
Comment from SamanthaJane
Congrats on the contest. This is a very beautiful picture. The shading tones are wonderful, and I liked the back ground story. Thanks for sharing it. Again, Congrats.
-SJ
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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Congrats on the contest. This is a very beautiful picture. The shading tones are wonderful, and I liked the back ground story. Thanks for sharing it. Again, Congrats.
-SJ
Comment Written 10-Jul-2013
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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Hi SJ. Thanks for the review. I appreciate it! R
Comment from Dick Lee Shia
CONGRATULATIONS, nice, fair and deserving judgment!
How does it feel to become a first-time winner? Jittery? Just let it sink in...you deserve it.
Nice green texture as in raw grapes .
Dramatically impressive.
Rich characterization as conveyed by the subjects facial expressions.
Intense tonal value of lights and shades.
Great design concept.
Subdued lighting technique.
Sorry for the post review...
Late is better than never; but it is best never to be late...
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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CONGRATULATIONS, nice, fair and deserving judgment!
How does it feel to become a first-time winner? Jittery? Just let it sink in...you deserve it.
Nice green texture as in raw grapes .
Dramatically impressive.
Rich characterization as conveyed by the subjects facial expressions.
Intense tonal value of lights and shades.
Great design concept.
Subdued lighting technique.
Sorry for the post review...
Late is better than never; but it is best never to be late...
Comment Written 10-Jul-2013
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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Hi Dick. Better late than never. Thanks for the review. I appreciate it! R
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You're welcome my friend!
Comment from Contests
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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 A contest winning entry! A seven star rating from the Contest Committee for posting the winning contest entry. |
Comment Written 10-Jul-2013
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2013
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Wow! Thanks. 7 stars??? Much chuffed! R
Comment from Jairos
Wow Another terrific painting work, beautiful colors and very good concept, the detail is great good impact, and very good frame well done , - jairos
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Wow Another terrific painting work, beautiful colors and very good concept, the detail is great good impact, and very good frame well done , - jairos
Comment Written 19-May-2013
Comment from marlak25
Good job! very good detail1 love the color choice, and the center of interest, color burst! great job and talent!
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Good job! very good detail1 love the color choice, and the center of interest, color burst! great job and talent!
Comment Written 19-May-2013
Comment from princessbubblegum
I love the interplay of emotions expressed in such vivid color and the symmetry is outstanding. Is this meant to portray an interracial relationship? Even if the love of my life was not, in fact,black as the night, i have always found beauty in the contrast of flesh tones.This is just a stellar representation of love.I love the pre- Raphaelites also, always have. I love the romanticized realism and classical themes and the deep rich colors, especially the gorgeous pre- Raphaelite reds and oranges.
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I love the interplay of emotions expressed in such vivid color and the symmetry is outstanding. Is this meant to portray an interracial relationship? Even if the love of my life was not, in fact,black as the night, i have always found beauty in the contrast of flesh tones.This is just a stellar representation of love.I love the pre- Raphaelites also, always have. I love the romanticized realism and classical themes and the deep rich colors, especially the gorgeous pre- Raphaelite reds and oranges.
Comment Written 18-May-2013
Comment from cainse
More stars if I had them. This is an interesting subject and your painting tells the story well. The wood nymph appears ethereal and lovely, Bacchus besotted. The eye contact, expressions, and boy language tell me the lady is coy but intends to know this man better.
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More stars if I had them. This is an interesting subject and your painting tells the story well. The wood nymph appears ethereal and lovely, Bacchus besotted. The eye contact, expressions, and boy language tell me the lady is coy but intends to know this man better.
Comment Written 18-May-2013
Comment from JB Stevenson
Yes, excellent drawing and good story telling creation. Excellent colors and an good contest entry. Love the light and shadows throughout. Thanks for sharing and good luck in contest.
JB
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Yes, excellent drawing and good story telling creation. Excellent colors and an good contest entry. Love the light and shadows throughout. Thanks for sharing and good luck in contest.
JB
Comment Written 18-May-2013