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Jim

Posts:2355

05/06/2007 8:42 PM Alert 

It's funny, I just finished this painting of a beach scene yesterday and Heather puts up a night beach scene the same day I put this one up. This is one of the pallette knife paintings I'm doing for the show in june. Let me know what you think.

Thanks,

Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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Anna
Posts:131

05/06/2007 10:22 PM Alert 
Hi Jim,

It looks like a happy and sunny day at the beach.
Very nice painting.

Anna.
Jim

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05/06/2007 11:10 PM Alert 
Hi Anna,
Thank you very much.
Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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vikingwife

Posts:882

05/07/2007 8:15 AM Alert 
I love palette knife paintings Nice work Jim!

Jess
heatherm

Posts:2120

05/07/2007 1:02 PM Alert 
Jim,
Is this sunrise or sunset? I can never tell unless I know the location, I would guess a sunset. Colors are very nice and rich, and palette knife work is well done. This is the most abstract/impressionistic work I have seen you do.

Heather

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Jim

Posts:2355

05/07/2007 7:37 PM Alert 
Thank you Jess and Heather,
It's fun and it is very impressionistic for me. I like
the way they come out and I just hope I can do enough
of them for the show.
Thanks again,
Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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LMB

Posts:455

05/08/2007 12:02 AM Alert 
Hi Jim,
This is very colorful. How do you like working with the palette knife? Again, I wish you well for your show.
Leon

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quand le coeur est dans un bon endroit tout est possible
when the heart is in a good place all is possible
jbmerrill

Posts:274

05/08/2007 6:15 AM Alert 
Ah yes... Nice and thick like frosting. Very interesting, makes me want to look at it up close. I've stood at the DIA and looked close up at a couple van Gogh's, surveying them like a relief map. Wonderful Jim, very well done.

Jim Merrill
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If you hear a voice within you say "you cannot paint," then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced. -van Gogh
Jim

Posts:2355

05/08/2007 7:26 PM Alert 
Hi Leon and Jim,
Thanks guys for the comments.
Leon, It's a lot of fun using the knife for painting. You can achieve some great blending and mixing just using
the knife. Plus you get some amazing textures.
Jim, funny you mentioned Van Gogh, I was thinking about some of his flower paintings and I know he used brushes, but I wondered how they would look with a knife.
Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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heatherm

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05/08/2007 8:41 PM Alert 
Jim,
I think Van Gogh's work would look great done in palette knife, just my two cents here.

Heather

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one who sees

Posts:508

05/09/2007 6:40 AM Alert 
theres a quote, about Van Gogh, in 1888 in Arles, stating he painted nearly 200 hundred paintings that year....and used? "a pigment loaded palette knife".....so ya see? he did!...but its truly no wonder when you see his paintings!....

i once read a quote that stated, he squirted his tube color sometimes, directly onto the canvas! eeeek!


loverly color filled scene jim!...i like the way the deep blue of the sky seems to be either receding or approaching....i too am not sure about it being a sunrise or sunset....but i know it captures a beautiful time of day!

~I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it~
Vincent Van Gogh

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Jim

Posts:2355

05/09/2007 10:32 PM Alert 
Thank you one who sees. I did not know that about Van Gogh.
I appreciate you stopping by to look at this one.
Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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Jim

Posts:2355

05/09/2007 10:34 PM Alert 
Hi Heather,
I agree. I think I'll pull out the Van Gogh book and see about doing one this weekend and
see how it comes out.
Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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bluiiz
Posts:524

05/12/2007 6:47 PM Alert 
Jim, I would agree, I was thinking Starry Night is that the name of it? That Van Gogh did? Then I saw everyone else saying the same thing! Your active these days! Good for you.

Anna
bluiiz
Posts:524

05/12/2007 7:43 PM Alert 
I was thinking about what Heather said about whether its a sunset or sunrise, you know I used to feel that way too, but now they both seem the same to me, because I get sunrises in Jersey, but in Florida, in Tampa area, I get sunrises on the bay at my home, and sunsets on the Gulf when I go to the beach, and they feel so much alike that until Heather said that I didn't realize that the sun in a painting would suggest a location... I know I am babbling, but this amazed me when it hit, I know get a life...

Anna
Jim

Posts:2355

05/13/2007 1:30 AM Alert 
Hi Anna,
You've got a life! And no I don't think you are babbling. Your question has been pondered by many
and will continue to be pondered by many more. These thoughts come to creative and insightful
people.
Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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one who sees

Posts:508

05/13/2007 6:55 AM Alert 
totally agree with ya jim!

~I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it~
Vincent Van Gogh

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klippie

Posts:1887

05/17/2007 12:25 AM Alert 
Gee, another good painting,
Makes me want to go and paint now.

Stunning.

Retha

If at first you dont succeed.........don't ever give up!
Jim

Posts:2355

05/17/2007 7:44 PM Alert 
Thanks Retha,
Glad I could inspire you.
Jim

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All the best,
Jim

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