Hello Fabio, I like the two versions.Is the first one a study?I like your finished work, but some of your studies are very strong by themselves. You are such an absolute inspiration for me !
Cool landscapes! Fabio , I just wanted to leave a message saying that i think that you are fantastic for being a practicing artist that is willing to share your knowledge of painting with others.
I love visiting your blog, your images are so energetic. composition and design is so strong in the florals--something I think is quite a challenge with all the elements in a floral.
Fabulously done Fabio,love your trees even more than flowers.And thank you for your help,soon you can see on my blog how I played with my new toy.Have a great weekend,Aleksandra
Hi Fabio,wonderful paintings, you have an awesome technique! I feel redundant in my posts, but let's go: you have a beautiful color palette and each of them -your two landscapes- are gorgeous. I'd like to see more step by step posts or..have you ever thought about an online course? Thanks for sharing your art.
Hi Pam, thanks! Yes, but I've been learning lots of new tecniques with so many good artists.I enjoy following new blogs and watching their art journey too.
Hi Adam...thanks for visiting! Ok, they're similar. The first one is a brief study. I 've just added more details to number 2. Humm..no, it's not a typical Brazilian tree...we don't have leafless trees,I have a couple of reference photos..it's just a study. Thanks for your opinion!
Version 2 - Watercolor, 12.2 x9.1 inches / Versão 2 - Aquarela, 31 x 23 cm
Version 1 - Watercolor, 8.3 x 5.9 inches / Versão 1 - Aquarela 21 x 15 cm.
Hello Fabio, I like the two versions.Is the first one a study?I like your finished work, but some of your studies are very strong by themselves. You are such an absolute inspiration for me !
ReplyDeleteCool landscapes! Fabio , I just wanted to leave a message saying that i think that you are fantastic for being a practicing artist that is willing to share your knowledge of painting with others.
ReplyDeleteI prefer version 2! Your painting really are amazing!
ReplyDeletegreat moody mood fabio
ReplyDeletefeels very natural!
I love visiting your blog, your images are so energetic. composition and design is so strong in the florals--something I think is quite a challenge with all the elements in a floral.
ReplyDeleteFabulously done Fabio,love your trees even more than flowers.And thank you for your help,soon you can see on my blog how I played with my new toy.Have a great weekend,Aleksandra
ReplyDeleteFabio, I don't know what is better, both are beautiful...¡Good works¡
ReplyDeleteAbrazos. Greatings.
Enrique.
Beautiful, the first version is more..natural. Ow..your paintings are truly wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGood work again. I love your painting , I hope to take a class from you someday. Thanks for sharing your art!
ReplyDeleteFabio it's great to see you paint trees. Nice work. I would love to see you do more landscapes.
ReplyDeleteJean
Oi Fábio,que belo trabalho. Você deveria mostrar mais paisagens. São lindas. Abraços, Elza.
ReplyDeleteYour art is not only masterful of technique, but full of sensitivity ,emotion and life.
ReplyDeleteHi Fabio,wonderful paintings, you have an awesome technique! I feel redundant in my posts, but let's go: you have a beautiful color palette and each of them -your two landscapes- are gorgeous. I'd like to see more step by step posts or..have you ever thought about an online course? Thanks for sharing your art.
ReplyDeleteHi Aleksei, yes, the first is a study.Thanks for stopping by an for your comments!
ReplyDeleteHi Pam, thanks! Yes, but I've been learning lots of new tecniques with so many good artists.I enjoy following new blogs and watching their art journey too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy! You're always welcome!
ReplyDeleteRob, thanks a lot! Your words made my day brighter. I'm one of your admirers.
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra, thanks a lot for your visit and comment. Yes, I like to emphasise contrasts and colors when I paint flowers, it's like a style.
ReplyDeleteHi Aleksandra, thanks! yes..you've been playing with watermarks now..it's fine :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Enrique (Siete), thanks! Your work is wonderful! Hope everybody take a look at your blog!Abraços!Love your country!
Hi Mandy, thanks a lot!
Hi Isabelle, thanks for stopping by!
Hi Jean, thanks! Your opinion is very important, your landscapes are delightful and so transparent!
ReplyDeleteHi Franciska, thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Terence, thanks for your kindcomments..yes, I'll think about the class.
Obrigado, Elza, vou postar mais paisagens sim!
ReplyDeleteBravissimo! Lovely artwork!
ReplyDeleteColor, composition, execution, all yummy. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteHola Fabio, me gusta mucho tu trabajo, por eso te he agregado en mi blog como favorito.
ReplyDeleteCaro Fabio, parabéns pelo trabalho. Sou assíduo frequentador aqui e sua pintura alegra nossos dias!
ReplyDeleteHi Mirella, thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Kimmie, thank you!
Hi .. A. Saorin, thank you. You work is truly wonderful!
Caro Oswaldo, obrigado pelas palavras!
ReplyDeleteBravo Fàbio
ReplyDeleteBetween the two maybe there not a lot of difference other than working-process... where does 'truth' leave?
(the plein-airist expresses an opinion)
Does Brazil have a winter, a leafless season?
BTW Good choice for the colour in the air : cobalt violet!
Fábio!
ReplyDeleteI really like the faint trees in the left hand side of the background and the purples in the immediate right.
Very soft looking feel to this one.
-Dean
Hi Adam...thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteOk, they're similar. The first one is a brief study. I 've just added more details to number 2.
Humm..no, it's not a typical Brazilian tree...we don't have leafless trees,I have a couple of reference photos..it's just a study.
Thanks for your opinion!
Thanks Dean...I wanted to emphasise the faint trees.It was important for me.
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