My submission for Illustration Friday's "Match" is a dimensional painting I made in 1991 for the Revness family in Brentwood. This piece is called "Some Enchanted Evening". The guy is seranading the woman and if this works out it is a match made in heaven...
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Acrylic on masonite, buildings are wood and foam 28" x 34"
well the way i c it if he can get her half way up the bridge then some how she stumbles and slides the other half right into his palce serenation over, mission accomplished. great colors in this seems to have a magical feel to it maybe its his sing creating a spell on her alrite enough
ReplyDeletethe colors are lovely on this one. you outdid yourself with this entry! beautiful.
ReplyDeleteValGal: I'm amazed how you always have a perfect match for the weekly theme. You must have a warehouse full of your wonderful work. How can a buy some? Bad Dog
ReplyDeleteVal! The colors on this piece are beautiful...your work is AMAZING
ReplyDeleteAh! SO sweet! Love the colors on this one!
ReplyDeleteit's really romantic
ReplyDeleteVal, another beauty! Such a colorful heart-rending scene! Perfect!
ReplyDeleteAh, if only there was such a thing. :-)
ReplyDeleteIf the match is as romantic as this piece of art then it will be timeless.
ReplyDeletewonderful!
I love this one val...the blues and purples are so peaceful...and I love the story behind it :)
ReplyDeleteyour bridge is a very romantic and lovely metaphor, well painted and perfectly matching with this week's topic...:)
ReplyDeleteHow romantic! Like Bad Dog, I'm amazed with your arsenal of work that fits each topic so perfectly. Thanks for your comment on Robert Johnson!
ReplyDeleteHey Valgal! Love this painting, what a lovely couple! Their houses match each other too!
ReplyDeleteDear Bad Dog: It's interesting that a deceased dog that is bad would be interested in buying art! Where do you put your money and do they have walls where you are?
ReplyDeleteRomeo and Juliette in modern times! But this time the story ends nicely! :)
ReplyDeleteNeato, Val! ..love the blues!
ReplyDeleteWoooo .... romantic!! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely scene, love how the warm lights contrast with the blue scenary.
ReplyDeleteLovely and how clever to make it 3D.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely illo, really like the feeling and colours!
ReplyDeleteA perfect MATCH! Your theme, colors, and illustrations are always so lovely. This one like all the others, just draws the viewer in. There is magic in this one.
ReplyDeleteA match made in heaven, what a romantic feeling and one I have been feeling for the last 8 years. Love this concept.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and I miss you all too. I have had way too much on my plate this summer but am slowly coming round again! :)
Hi Val,
ReplyDeleteAh! A serenade with the moonlight! It's beautiful! Be my Juliette, I would be your Romeo!It's romantic and very nice! I love this illo!
Nice week.
oooooooo BEAUTIFUL piece!! I love how you tied it into this weeks topic too
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artwork--and I guess the guy must have been successful since they're now a family and wanted you to paint this for them!
ReplyDeleteoooh, another home run. your work has such a magical, safe-place quality to it. i always feel better when i see your world.
ReplyDeleteAS usual, I love it and you have kicked all our butts... the colours are beautiful as usual as well. You are very good with colour and not being afraid to use it.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet and romantic - reminds me of the houses of Frida Kahlo and Diego Riveria, I think they had blue houses joined by a bridge :)
ReplyDeleteanother lovely one!
ReplyDeleteOh that is too cool that it is dimensional! I would love to see this in person. So roman tic and gorgeous. I love how the houses in the back seem to be floating in mid-air. A wonderful painting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful night-time colours Val. An outstandingly striking image, I love the bridge!
ReplyDeleteYou do seem to have a storehouse somewhere filled to the brim with high quality work. Do you ever put a brush down?
ReplyDeleteI love bridges and yours is lovely as is the rest of the piece. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
ReplyDeletebeautiful work… what i don't get is why he doesn't just use the bridge… or why she doesn't come running across said bridge into his arms…
ReplyDeleteI do like the dimensional look, gives me the feeling the lovers could cross that little bridge that isolates one from the other, and
ReplyDeleteI love paintings that pull me in, and this little scene is full of drama and purpose. Lucky Revness family.
It sort of reminds me of the brige between Frida and Diego's houses. Were they a match made in heaven or hell? Hmmmmm...either way, lovely submission!
ReplyDeleteHow charming and evocative!
ReplyDeleteThe perspective that you created really jumps of the canvas, Val. And it almost glows with color.
ReplyDeleteGreat match, Val!
ReplyDeleteIs she playing hard to get or just hiding from prying eyes?
Let's hope that bridge is over troubled waters.