| Artist: | Marina Taliera |
| Uploaded: | 02/24/06 |
| Gallery: | Fine Art |
| Subject: | Mystical/New Age |
| Media: | Acrylic |
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Marina Taliera:
Bruja 05
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Finished that one in mid-December...2005
Abstract brushstrokes and dark colors ...
I guess it was the winter mood ...
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8 Image Comments
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| 10-May-06 08:59 AM |
nathan swenson bold and expressive. the brush strokes are measured and conserved | |
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| 28-Feb-06 10:00 AM |
Anonymous Guest marinette des îles, tu déchires!!pas très artistik cm commentaires, mais je suis fière de toi, continue c belles choses! | |
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| 27-Feb-06 10:11 AM |
Fred Chuang Very energetic and engaging work! | |
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| 26-Feb-06 11:57 PM |
Christine brand I like your Bruja! this is very powerful and mysterious...at first I did not see her face only an orbe that seemed to clutch intensity... a ghostly hand or curled spider holding nothing but the unseen forces of fate... then I saw this beautiful face...transparent icey and moving with the wind...I like your Bruja...she is truly very creative.... As if she holds a webbed universe and she then becomes the universe of dark tangled secrets...fantastic work! I would not change the name, but that is just me. The title drew me to it and the image took on it's own life from there...but the title is what I was intrigued by first since that is what made me wonder what this realistic abstract form was...Bruja! I said???!! Where is she???...Hiding but not hiding... | |
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| 26-Feb-06 03:01 PM |
Sabrina Edwards She is fantastic. | |
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| 26-Feb-06 12:01 AM |
Babis Kiliaris Hello.... i love the way u r using brushes, | |
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| 25-Feb-06 05:57 PM |
Emily Reed Just a great abstract! Super work! | |
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| 24-Feb-06 04:04 PM |
Steven Torrisi I see an influence of the bride of frankenstein in the power of the pose, the hairstyle and the use of black and white | |
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| Artist Reply: I never though of that but great interpretation actually... Maybe i should rename it after that " The Bride of frankenstein " | ||
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