Artist Reply: I Thank you for the compliment, coming from a realist of your grain, makes it o so much better. Even thought my studys do not focus on mastering the images, I am advancing more each day.
Thank you again.
CWR
oh damn, even the photo couple aren't paying attention but rather looking at the reflection of this unfortunate soul. couldn't get anyone to pay attention to him in life and now the final blow* and stll nothing. the butts are dead, the rose is withered, the drink spent and the doughnut stale. the "life" has been 'snuffed out' of this 'still life' in oh so may ways. what a lovely little paradox.
Artist Reply: I do Thank you.
Anonymous Guest
05 Feb 2008
Words escape me on this painting. This is a wonderful painting. It shows so much sadness one goes through after loss. You pinned this one perfect. We need more artists around here like you, you seem to show through your work life how it is not how it should be or how others wish it could be. Great work. Will be looking for more from you.
Well take it shorter if you can - love the spent... what is that a 9mm? Smoke too much - this is one of the most interesting still-lifes I think I've seen in a long long time - when I used to teach I would often assign a painting class a still-life and half of them would bring hammers - so it's very refreshing to see the subtlety in this piece~:0)
Artist Reply: SO you like this huh? Thanks I almost enjoyed this as much as my stone scuplture of a hanging man. The concept didnt come out like me and my Muse(Dr Spencer Green )invisioned it, but we'r working on a new view. The man in the picture says it all. Its funny you mentioned still life, this paintingis me flipping my finger up at still lifes. Everyone Ive asked says "still life' are supposed to be nice and pretty i disagree. I think life is far from still and gentle........CWR
Artist Reply: It' s funny I noticed you didnt even look at the painting. If you did you would have noticed it was a suicide, you may be as twisted as I but I dont think so?. Your work seems to be very pleasant in nature. I guess thats the point, you click my profile drop a little nicity's & I click your profile hence giving you a "golden Star. " Is that what this art site consists of, artists getting clicks from other artist? I'm not trying to be a smuck up should'nt your work speak for you?
CWR
5 Comments
Jarka Drechslerová 25 Jan 2009
Charles, that is great work! My compliments!sheila stanley-powell 25 Feb 2008
oh damn, even the photo couple aren't paying attention but rather looking at the reflection of this unfortunate soul. couldn't get anyone to pay attention to him in life and now the final blow* and stll nothing. the butts are dead, the rose is withered, the drink spent and the doughnut stale. the "life" has been 'snuffed out' of this 'still life' in oh so may ways. what a lovely little paradox.Anonymous Guest 05 Feb 2008
Words escape me on this painting. This is a wonderful painting. It shows so much sadness one goes through after loss. You pinned this one perfect. We need more artists around here like you, you seem to show through your work life how it is not how it should be or how others wish it could be. Great work. Will be looking for more from you.Chas Sinklier 04 Feb 2008
Well take it shorter if you can - love the spent... what is that a 9mm? Smoke too much - this is one of the most interesting still-lifes I think I've seen in a long long time - when I used to teach I would often assign a painting class a still-life and half of them would bring hammers - so it's very refreshing to see the subtlety in this piece~:0)helen tyralik 02 Jan 2008
lovely artwork