Dawn of Creation

by Olga Paulescu

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Dawn of Creation

This painting was painted by my sister and my self. We wanted to create a painting together while she was visiting me in Houston for the weekend. We switched places every 5-10min. It was fun and we loved painting together. I finished off the details on the painting, but overall we had an amazing time creating this.

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Fine Art Acrylic Abstract abstract colorful

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john deer

john deer 11 Oct 2010

you are my second mentor

Olga Paulescu
Artist Reply: Awe John, thanks so much! Glad you like my work.
Gagandeep chadha

Gagandeep chadha 27 Jul 2010

I simply admire ur work...UR WONDERFUL!! always will love ur work--Gagan

Olga Paulescu
Artist Reply: Thank you so much Gagan!!
Olga Dmytrenko

Olga Dmytrenko 16 Jun 2010

Agree with Alberto! Abstract with strong hint of surrealism - great!

Olga Paulescu
Artist Reply: Thank you, very glad you like it... but I can't even compare to your talent! I adore your work!!!
Alberto D'Assumpcao

Alberto D'Assumpcao 09 Jun 2010

Fantastic work, Olga!!! This results just a perfection!!!

Olga Paulescu
Artist Reply: Awe Alberto! You made me blush! Really! That's just so nice of you. I'm humbled. BTW... I noticed the color has faded out a bit after I had resized the image for web use. The color in the original is a bit brighter. I'm glad you like!
Stefani Wehner

Stefani Wehner 09 Jun 2010

Great idea and wonderfully done!

Olga Paulescu
Artist Reply: Thank you Stefani!! I'm glad we did it that way. It was soooo much fun. Next time I think I want to dedicate 20min to each one of us and walk away whyle the other one is painting. That way everytime we come back we have something new to work with. I think that would just be so much fun. But we both agreed that we simply had to not care about what the other one will do. So if one of us ended up changing something, we would not be bothered by it. But it worked out beautifuly. We actually complimented each other with out painting. One carried on with the other one's work. It was trully lots of fun!