Thin-fingered dawn ...
That's the name I came up with for this drawing, and it may become a line in my next poem (at least some variation of it). I'm a little hesitant to name abstracts, because it influences what others see in them. It's definitely a departure from the previous illustrations, as far as coloring. Thanks to all who commented on the last post. The majority verdict was "no" on Ad-sense, but "yes" on Helium and Project Wonderful.
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That's an amazing picture. I love it!
It's a very thought provoking piece. And to ease you mind a little about the naming aspect: even if you left your pieces as "untitled" the viewer would still be influenced, just in a slightly different way.
I see withering petals, this is because of the color combination. I like blue more when you draw. This shows a different shade of your drawings. Brilliant.
Thank you Francis for dropping entrecards to my blog. I put yo in my blog as one of the top droppers. Thanks. Have a nice day full of poetry and insights.
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The first thing that came to mind was a baseball mitt and then raw power.
Very lovely colors! I must be hungry because it made me think of lemon merignue pie.
Keep them coming, Francis.
Hey, how is it going? Great post!
@Wizard Thanks ... I appreciate the compliment.
@Daisy You're probably right, but maybe the best option is to make up a name that has nothing to do with the drawing just to keep everyone honest :).
@Jena I like blue too, but I think I may experiment with some yellows for a while.
@Kebelle You're welcome for the drops. Thanks for the mention. I enjoy the thoughtfulness of your posts. I'll do my best to keep the poetry and insights coming :).
@Hapi I'm happy (hapi?) to link you back.
@Cooper Thanks ... I see the mitt more than the power :).
@Manx I don't need a reason to think of lemon meringue pie :).
@Jakill Will do :).
@Leon It's going pretty well ... thanks for stopping by.
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