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RIBBONS AND HOT FLASHES

LAYERS OF THE NIGHT
6"w x 4"h pastel
Private Collector

At first glance, all was dark...

subdued and moody tones coating the sky.

At second glance, thin ribbons of colors were revealed...

streaking, as hot flashes.

Comments

  1. This is really stunning Susan...and the title, well, I can relate!

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  2. Thank you Dana!
    But are you relating to the layers of the night or the hot flashes? Personally I can relate to both.

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  3. you make hot flashes seem desirable...a very good painting

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  4. you got the color, title and the mood all in one- very nice

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  5. Ooooh, so lovely. I am standing on one of those hills, looking at the enduring light (hot flashes and all!)

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  6. Takes my breath away...just gorgeous!

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  7. The sunset is so intense and it so amazing you can paint this big painting on a small 4x6 canvas. Beautiful.

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  8. Thank you everyone for such nice comments. Gives me every more reason to have my head in the clouds. (just have to quite stmbling over my feet!)

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  9. Beautiful tones, beautiful composition.

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