Illustration Friday - Horizon

HAPPY HOLIDAYS and NEW YEAR TO YOU!!

Horizon - my concept is connecting my ongoing series of 'humanature' . I created a abundant growth of the tree which grows from sea/river/water to the horizon. Originally, the tree is upside down like a 'pok choy' and I kept working on it until my wife saw it. She said she liked it to be upside down. Then I turned it to the other way and found out that it should be in this way and I kept building up and adding ingredients to it. I even sticked stamps but they were too much going on and I decided to take them out but you can still see there are marks on the tree. By the way, I like the reflection of the trees which originally I painted as if there was a sky and tree roots from underground to the horizon. Sorry for the confusion - it turns out nice I guess. I did those vertical lines to enhance/exaggerate the ambiguous form of the tree. I use a human face as a metaphor of human and nature relationship which human is only a small portion of the nature.

Hope you like it and give me some comments. Thanks again for all the support of this year's art blogging which I gain so much that I cannot even imagine. Again, 'it is great to be an artist.'

Comments

Vhrsti saidā€¦
Amazing colors! Great work as always!
e saidā€¦
I love those colours, so acidic but so sympathetic, acid drop style colours.
studio lolo saidā€¦
Don't you just love where the journey takes us? Very nice!
Ellen Byrne saidā€¦
This is so very beautiful and meaningful - well done, Timothy!
Kathleen Rietz saidā€¦
Very nice, and I lie the thought process as you explained it. Thanks also for your comment on my blog. I will be sending out your ATC tiny tags soon.

Kate
Bobo saidā€¦
You have an extraordinary style. Like the way you use the colors.

P/S: Thanks for your comments on my blog.
ELLA ELVIANA saidā€¦
cool work! i didn't have time to do my IF work, but it's good to see others great works. and so true about being an artist. :)
Natura saidā€¦
Very strong image! Like it very much.

Thank you for visiting my blog and commenting.
About your question. "No sabe, no opina" means: "He does not know, does not think" Otherwords: "He has no opion"

:)
sketched out saidā€¦
Beautiful, expressive tree! Fascinating to read about your process. The process is where the heart is. Thanks for sharing.
Ester GarcĆ­a saidā€¦
This is really beautiful!!

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