Abstract Flames
Abstract showing flames12 total reviews
Comment from Sange
Totally HOT!
This does indeed resemble abstract fire flames!
Wicked coooool Suzanne!
Love the movement, the orange and black and the way it all blends together creating flames.
You make it look so easy..but there is a talent needed here to create such a piece.
Nice work;)
reply by the author on 26-May-2018
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Totally HOT!
This does indeed resemble abstract fire flames!
Wicked coooool Suzanne!
Love the movement, the orange and black and the way it all blends together creating flames.
You make it look so easy..but there is a talent needed here to create such a piece.
Nice work;)
Comment Written 26-May-2018
reply by the author on 26-May-2018
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Thanks so much Sange for your really lovely review. I'm having fun experimenting with different techniques so I'm very pleased you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from GaliaG
To me it reminds of an old tree branch, dead and destroy by the rain and wind
excellent artist notes and technique
thanks for sharing
reply by the author on 26-May-2018
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To me it reminds of an old tree branch, dead and destroy by the rain and wind
excellent artist notes and technique
thanks for sharing
Comment Written 26-May-2018
reply by the author on 26-May-2018
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Many thanks Galia for your great review. I'm glad you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from Linda Wetzel
This reminds me of burning wood. The black really created good depth. The wavy vertical lines create the look of flames on charred wood...as though a tree is on fire.
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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This reminds me of burning wood. The black really created good depth. The wavy vertical lines create the look of flames on charred wood...as though a tree is on fire.
Comment Written 25-May-2018
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Thanks so much, Linda, for your very nice review. Yes, someone else said it reminded them of flames on charred wood. Suzanne
Comment from Malmax
This is really a unique abstract with amazing texture. The flames have that crackling appearance that is seen on burning wood that really stands out next to the softer blended areas of this work. The colors are wonderful and this is an amazing creation using your technique which I find most interesting. I could see this framed and displayed as a truly unique abstract work of art. Beautifully done.
Malmax
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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This is really a unique abstract with amazing texture. The flames have that crackling appearance that is seen on burning wood that really stands out next to the softer blended areas of this work. The colors are wonderful and this is an amazing creation using your technique which I find most interesting. I could see this framed and displayed as a truly unique abstract work of art. Beautifully done.
Malmax
Comment Written 25-May-2018
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Thanks so much for your really nice review. I'm very pleased you like this one. Suzanne
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You're very welcome
Comment from Linda Engel
This is brilliant in creativity. You have designed orange flames including the crackling effect as if on burnt wood. Terrific dark back ground. the flames are realistic. Love your techniques. This is super awesome.
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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This is brilliant in creativity. You have designed orange flames including the crackling effect as if on burnt wood. Terrific dark back ground. the flames are realistic. Love your techniques. This is super awesome.
Comment Written 24-May-2018
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Thanks so much, Linda, for your great review. I'm having fun experimenting with different techniques so I'm really pleased you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from Susan F. M. T.
Suzanne,
A beautiful painting of the flames licking up the walls of an old wooden shed. Created by your skills for composition choice blending & application of your colours in bringing this scene to life .
Susan
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Suzanne,
A beautiful painting of the flames licking up the walls of an old wooden shed. Created by your skills for composition choice blending & application of your colours in bringing this scene to life .
Susan
Comment Written 24-May-2018
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Many thanks, Susan, for your lovely review. I'm having fun experimenting with different techniques so I'm really pleased you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from cleo85
This is an abstract and therefore any thoughts and emotions this creation awakens in a viewer are not realistic, but metaphors. The creation reminds me of old drift wood or a rotting tree stump. Taking your suggestion of flames into my thoughts, the hottest flames are below, they are so hot that they have lost color and appear white. Some of the wood is braking down while black smoke rising into the air. Some of the wood is still withstanding the fire but cracked. A crustacean or a stone seems trapped in a small hole. I also have a contrary explanation. The fire is dying. The white below is ash while the wood above holds the last of the fire in shades of orange glow.
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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This is an abstract and therefore any thoughts and emotions this creation awakens in a viewer are not realistic, but metaphors. The creation reminds me of old drift wood or a rotting tree stump. Taking your suggestion of flames into my thoughts, the hottest flames are below, they are so hot that they have lost color and appear white. Some of the wood is braking down while black smoke rising into the air. Some of the wood is still withstanding the fire but cracked. A crustacean or a stone seems trapped in a small hole. I also have a contrary explanation. The fire is dying. The white below is ash while the wood above holds the last of the fire in shades of orange glow.
Comment Written 24-May-2018
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Many thanks, Cleo, for your great review and for seeing so much in this. I'm still having fun experimenting with different techniques! Suzanne
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You're very welcome.
I am still having fun reviewing your experiments. :o)
Comment from ArtistCharles
Very nice and I agree it reminds me of flames and burning embers. I would suggest rotating it 180 degrees, then it would look like the flames are rising up and the wood/embers would be on the bottom.Nice colors and mix of textures. Well seen.
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Very nice and I agree it reminds me of flames and burning embers. I would suggest rotating it 180 degrees, then it would look like the flames are rising up and the wood/embers would be on the bottom.Nice colors and mix of textures. Well seen.
Comment Written 24-May-2018
reply by the author on 25-May-2018
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Many thanks, Charles, for your very nice review. I'm glad you like this one. Suzanne
Comment from dalebraatz
A very interesting looking fire, like the details and textures and depth you have created with interesting colors, a pleasure to look at, thank you for sharing, dale
reply by the author on 24-May-2018
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A very interesting looking fire, like the details and textures and depth you have created with interesting colors, a pleasure to look at, thank you for sharing, dale
Comment Written 24-May-2018
reply by the author on 24-May-2018
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Many thanks, Dale, for your very nice review. I'm glad you like this. Suzanne
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Your welcome
Comment from alaskapat
Suzanne, this is completely awesome! As I study this I can see a chunk of wood smoldering, the various tones and textures, really worked out here to create the look of fire ! It's really very pretty to view , I love the orange to yellow to the various gray tones to black and the white, it presents as a beautiful work of art! It's fun to just sit here and study .
reply by the author on 24-May-2018
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Suzanne, this is completely awesome! As I study this I can see a chunk of wood smoldering, the various tones and textures, really worked out here to create the look of fire ! It's really very pretty to view , I love the orange to yellow to the various gray tones to black and the white, it presents as a beautiful work of art! It's fun to just sit here and study .
Comment Written 24-May-2018
reply by the author on 24-May-2018
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Thanks so much, Pat, for your lovely review. I'm having fun experimenting with different techniques so I'm really pleased you like this one. Suzanne