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Daily DeviationGiven 2004-12-02One of the more intricate oil paintings to grace this scene, The Three Ravens by ~melan is a wonderful gem. Don't miss the full view, don't miss the gallery. (Suggested by ~Taiia and Featured by `frail) |
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October 14, 2004
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I see your little stars you've put in; gives it a nice touch.
I am really speechless - I admire your patience
-are you making prints of this??
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this too shall pass.
Upon closer inspection I see the details of branches that overlapping one another, creating depth and small patterns of beautiful undecided direction spreading out throughout the piece. The little dots of triad colors are there to give an effect of the piece being a fantasy than a reality, an image of that from both but the visual image took place in the mind and heart of the artist.
The birds are looking at one another, the bottom raven looks up directing the viewer’s eyes to the one in the middle, and the middle raven looks at the one above him to the right, and the one to the right looking off into space, or perhaps he’s looking back at the tree of which he is sitting on.
The tree itself to me seem a bit small, or perhaps the ravens are those giant ones that overwhelms the appearances of the tree, as if instead of the tree being the giant the birds will be instead. A reverse psychology, or reverse universe of its own reality. Like a short guy seem to get picked on by a bigger buy whom has a bouncer physique then again the short guy could be the boss and the big guy has a sensitive emotions. The world is as opposite as it is direct. Reverse and forward. Although it being this there’s still balance among the piece.
The movement here guided by the way the ravens stands, and the way their head pointed to, the tree is static, yet the branches allows the viewer’s eyes to roam about closely inspecting all the numerous tiny details that are in place.
This is one of the pieces that I wish to have in my home. Keep up the good work.
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all the detail on the birds
the intricate tree
the stars and circles
i love it
+fav
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Next time I want your opinion, I'll give it to you.
Again, thanks
I do not know what else to say, it looks like you already said whatever one could say. Very sensitively, you noticed details that are normally unnoticed.
I appreciate the time you put into watching, as well as commenting this piece! And not only the time... You offered a very beautiful critique, facing the painting very positively... Thanks a lot!
PS: Yes, the ravens are the giant ones!
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