Art Towards a Happy Day [painting & design]

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109 Responses to “Art Towards a Happy Day [painting & design]”
  1. johncoyote says:

    The artwork is beautiful. Use of color create good thoughts and vision.

  2. Lois says:

    Beautiful, really lovely!

  3. Your art is beautiful, Marina, and thanks so much for your many visits to my blog, too! Have a lovely weekend! Lauren xx

  4. Gorgeous artwork, you are very talented.

  5. Marianne says:

    Beautiful colours. You are a very talented artist, Marina :)

  6. Russ L says:

    Wow! I feel like I am viewing a scene from Middle Earth! :)

  7. ive said it before..but i need to say it again…that first watercolour of yours..the one above with purples and blues in it…that just fabulous! its what a watercolour should be like…..instantaneous, spontaneous and well…..just!

    • Ah, thank you so much!!!!! It is actually a detail from “Between the Lines”. [You can see the full painting here: http://marinakanavaki.com/2012/03/30/between-the-lines/%5D. My thoughts exactly on watercolour! When I took my first watercolour courses I thought [and maybe it's right too] that I can’t be instantaneous with it, so I instantaneously disliked them and for years used ink, acrylic and oil. One day however, while tiding up, I came across a tin box with lots of cute little color cubes [like square colorful pills!]. Pulled up a brush and decided to play my way! My simple watercolour story! :-)

      • you know…i like the way you said that!
        thats exactly what first attracted me to watercolours…those little square cubes of paint…like little sweets all wrapped up.
        in fact, even when i was a child..maybe 3 or 4 yrs old, my dad bought me a simple watercolour set..you know, those cheap nasty ones made in china?
        well, at that age, i thought that the paints were sweets and could be eaten, so one day, i still remember, i tried eating one of them!
        i particularly like the pocket paint sets made by Winsor & Newton…they call them travel sets i think….i have 2 of them, one in zip up case and the other much smaller which folds up into a little thing not much bigger than a cellphone..it has everything you need…a tiny water bottle as well!
        anyway, if you dont mind, im going to try and copy that watercolour of yours if i can…i like it so much!

  8. bbylois says:

    You are full of energy: I like this one because it triggers me to be positive minded , even more as I am . thank you , grt bart

  9. thanks for dropping in, yet again, marina!
    my blog has just broken the 30,000 hit barrier..for me, thats a big deal!
    im just wondering how to celebrate it….!

  10. Sorry I haven’t been on in a while, look forward to catching up! Love this one especially!

  11. amnonymous9 says:

    I like very much most of your work. You are immersed in the process, that is evident. It is wonderful. Keep it up.

  12. Hey there!
    I have surprise for you!!! :)
    I have nominated you for MOST INFLUENTIAL BLOG AWARD 2012…
    It was an honor for me nominating you for the award… :D Here’s a link… Go check it out… enjoy it with a cup of coffee… ;) no wait… it’s hot out there… Why not to enjoy it with a smoothy… better idea you know… STRAWBERRY SMOOTHY… yum :) http://thevoiceofateenager.wordpress.com/2013/02/22/most-influential-blog-award-2012/

  13. SpirAnima says:

    Wonderfull!!!
    A sweet picture of your dear hearth!! :)
    Hi
    Claude

  14. Russ L says:

    I really love the top one. The green sky is striking but it works! And the borders between the two bottom colors give the landscape great depth.

  15. rubina21 says:

    your stuff is amazing! love the colours. gorgeous x

  16. jithooo says:

    My favorite color is red..and work in red is beautiful…

  17. G says:

    Beautiful…. And I thank u for all ur likes and active participation on gcaffe… I’m so happie to see u there dear… a million thanks for all ur appreciation. lotsss sa love.

  18. Hauntingly breath-taking – something about this piece that took me to my boarding school years in Africa — ah, dear one! The green cuts sharp….the soft white soothes the cut. Let me not get philly on your blog! Thank you for this, sweet Marina. xxxxx

  19. Arpon Files says:

    Beautiful work, as always.

  20. Marina, we are celebrating Thanksgiving here in the States and I am so very thankful for you, my dear talented friend! ~xoxoxo!!!

  21. frizztext says:

    I feel warm with red – and are frightened by green – don’t know why…

  22. Γεια σου Μαρίνα!
    Just letting you know you were mentioned in my blog http://goo.gl/afihE. You don’t have to participate, i am just doing it to introduce my Greek friends to the rest of my blogging company! :)

  23. frizztext says:

    the trees: like a little army …

  24. maxim_sense says:

    With all their splendor and majesty, these are terrific art masterpieces. I congratulate you Marina for coming out with this blog. I am now following you. Thank you and be well.

  25. sonsothunder says:

    absolutely beautiful… the painting is exquisite too

  26. LediaR says:

    Thank you so much for your continued loyalty to my site, Marina. It means a lot to me to see your name each day as a like for each of my posts. I am behind on my blog likes at present. But hope to get caught up soon. Hope you are having a fabulous week!

  27. doephotog says:

    Really nice job. Has almost a duality to it that gives it some needed depth. Love the green color and how the yellow was used.

  28. Madhu says:

    Love it Marina!

  29. Très chère Marina, merci d’apprécier nos photos, témoignages de la richesse de l’art urbain. La ville de Louvain-La-neuve est un vrai plaisir pour nous, collecteurs et passeurs de mémoire.
    Je cherche un photographe à Athène pour rejoindre notre projet international “Graffs en Capitales” … si tu as un appareil photo (et un peu de temps), es-tu intéressée? Sinon, si tu connais quelqu’un …
    J’attends de voir tes prochaines oeuvres avec impatience! (As-tu déjà exposé en Belgique?)
    Amicalement et à bientôt.
    Eric

    • Ah, merci merci, Eric! No, I haven’t [just Athens and London] and I’d love to exhibit work in Belgium [maybe one day!] I I’ll be sure to tell you if I come across something from Athens. I’m not much of an “outdoor” person [not city outdoor anyway] but as soon as I see something, I will let you know. Have a beautiful day.
      ‘A bientôt!

  30. artepad says:

    I love it, is very nice artwork…..

  31. this is definitely very beautiful…it will be perfect in my living room! :-) baciii

  32. camc1105 says:

    This is beautiful. I look forward to following your blog. Keep up the great art.

  33. narhvalur says:

    You have an original and very nice style!

  34. kathytemean says:

    Marina,

    I think you should consider expanding into children’s illustration. You could use your watery techinique for backgrounds and draw the characters on another layer. You sort of did that in the Zoo.

    Kathy

  35. raburcke says:

    I can only say: wow!

  36. Pink Ninjabi says:

    amazing quality, and very soothing. As if I was staring at the forest itself. Thank you so much for sharing. Your art is inspirational.

    Pink.

  37. Ingrid says:

    I just adore your art, it’s warm and embracing! Found your blogg and sites today, since my daughter (enjoymyadventure), Anne, has nominated you for ‘Very Inspiring Blogger Award’, and
    you deserve it! Congratulations! While reading the sites I realized you are greek, and it so happens that I live in Athens for the time being with my greek husband.
    Honestly, your art made my day, love Ingrid

  38. Yatin says:

    Very artistic.
    In NY we hardly see green around this time of the year. Like the colors & design.

  39. jakesprinter says:

    Great Masterpiece artwork Marina :)

  40. Outstanding!! Money does grow on trees! I thought so!! Numbers in the sky, and apple pie, my o my!

  41. Marina – I have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. You can choose to accept or ignore it. But a link to your blog has been listed on my page. http://treebranchdesign.wordpress.com/about-the-owner/versatile-blogger/

  42. I love trees. There is such a variety of shapes, sizes, colors. They shelter, beautify, inspire. Your painting gives me a contented feeling and leaves me wanting to explore the “tree” further.

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