New Mexico by Hilton Harris

Rusty Woodward-Gladdish 01 Feb 2007

Yes, its trying to speak to us! Speak to us in colour, it's the only language we understand! Love it!

mark jorgenson 31 Jan 2007

Love your work expressive, colorful and exciting great composition!

Janet Gioffre Harrington 29 Jan 2007

It looks like there are words in this. Is there a subliminal message? Great art!

Angelina 29 Jan 2007

this is great

Amanda Hone 28 Oct 2004

Wonderfully complicated piece that is very absorbing to look at. I agree with Sheldon, I'd love to see this in oils but with the lines still there and on a truly massive scale.

Peter Thomas 27 Oct 2004

one has to wonder how one can be an altime artist if one does not submit works for over a month bets me but cool piece

Sheldon Drake 21 Oct 2004

I'd like to see this in oil (without the lines); in the thumbnail it's really stunning, like a lost Lee Krassner

Djervad Steen 09 Oct 2004

thanks for you comment on my simple flower, strange you apreciate that clean picture, being so patternlike as your creations shows. I like patterns too so

henry oswaldsson 21 Sep 2004

Something with which my imagination can play! Looks like others have played, too!

I really don't like abstract art, but i am trying to understand it, this picture shows that abstract art can be quite complicated and can take alot of work, When i look at this it reminds of one of those images you stare at for a long time, then an image starts to appear (i cant remember what you call them) and in this pic i can see heads and faces, i can see an armoured knight and even a wheel chair lol, so yeah this is quite interesting.

francis kwok peng kin 17 Sep 2004

Good design work!

Celín hAodha 17 Sep 2004

your work is so interesting; the colours always so great. :)

sher richardson 15 Sep 2004

nice representation of an area and warmth in colours and design... always a treat for the eyes to see what you submit... nicely done HH... : )

joan warburton 15 Sep 2004

I see a lot of things in here, people, cars, even a man in a wheel chair, LOL! I love it! The one thing I can't "connect" with is New Mexco, but that doesn't detract from the overall piece. I love your work.