forest #4DA

forest #4DA©marina kanavaki

Forest No4

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Forest No4 det1 ©Marina Kanavaki

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Forest No4 det2 ©Marina Kanavaki

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Forest No4 det3 ©Marina Kanavaki

Technique: Digital Painting

From  “Trees & Forests” 2014 © Marina Kanavaki

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  1. Forest #4… it’s not in the Woodland Guide Book. No, friends, it dwells in another dimension altogether… the Kanavaki Dimension, where brushstrokes and color reach out and pull the viewer into a vortex of sensory thrills and cascading emotion!!

    What an experience a Kanavaki painting is!! I always emerge with my shirt untucked, and my hair mussed up, and my socks and shoes missing, but it’s worth it– and I can’t wait to go back!!!

    I think this one is your best yet, my dear Marina– it simply pulses with color and energy! Totally mesmerizing– my eyes are glazed over like donuts, my ears are buzzing like bees, and my knees are knocking together like tin cans at a recycling center. In other words, I’m a happy man… : )

    • A-ha-ha, the Kanavaki Dimension sounds about right!!!! My dear Mark, how you manage to send me flying each and every time you write something about my work, is beyond me! Not for the praise so much [responsible for the red circles on my face!] as for the wonderfully inventive word collaboration / composition, only you can achieve!
      I’m a very happy kanavaki! 😉

  2. Hey Girlie… I have always loved your work and ur liberal use of colour. Amazing zest u paint with. Keep it going always my dear. Love G.

  3. I love your forest, Marina; gorgeous color combinations, very cool and mysterious, too! Hope your Wednesday has been a bright one, my friend! Hugs!

    • Lauren, my dear, I’m so happy you like my forest! Today was a beautiful sunny day with a light cool north wind clearing up the atmosphere. [North winds here mean a crisp view from mountain to mountain!] Hope yours was also bright and beautiful! 🙂 hugs xx

  4. I just Looooooove!!!! YOur Forest Marina… Oh how I love those swirls and the depth to the trees in their endless loops and spirals…. Amazing .. and you can tell I really Really LOVE Trees.. One of you best dear Marina.. xoxoxox Love and Hugs, Enjoy the rest of your week.. Love Sue

    • I know how much you love trees and it makes me even happier that you like this swirly forest! Thank you, my dear and a beautiful rest of the week to you too, Sue! 🙂 hugs xx

  5. This is beautiful, Marina – very earthy, and in a subtle way, calming – which is something I need. Thanks for posting this amazing artwork!

  6. I love it. I love looking at others digital artwork too and that’s a real talent within itself. I’ve tried my hand at digital and could probably get the hang of it eventually but like you said I can’t seem to keep my hands out of the paints.

    Besides what would I do with all that hundreds of dollars of supplies…lol.

    • True that on the cost but even if they were free, I couldn’t resist their scent and the ‘fortunate mishaps’ you get with real paint. On a computer I have to keep fighting ‘perfection’. That’s one reason why I don’t use layers, to avoid correcting. No undos! 🙂
      I’m so glad you liked it, Sherry! Thank you and have a great new week ahead. 🙂

  7. Brilliant. Love the idea of digital painting.
    You still use your hand! With a different “brush”
    Bon week-end
    Brian

    • Yep, exactly!!! Well, it does lack the scent of paint and to be honest, I enjoy getting paint dirt but it’s fun! Thank you, Brian. Have a great weekend too! 🙂

  8. Wow, just my favorite colors … the autumn shades. Very deep and a bit mystic. Excellent work, Marina – so proud over my netbook sleeve.

      • I don’t understand what you mean by automatic painter, but I do know what grace feels like, and all your work possesses it.

        • What a compliment!!!!
          About automatic painting, it’s a kind of free drawing …quoting wikipedia: ‘Automatic drawing (distinguished from drawn expression of mediums) was developed by the surrealists, as a means of expressing the subconscious. In automatic drawing, the hand is allowed to move ‘randomly’ across the paper. In applying chance and accident to mark-making, drawing is to a large extent freed of rational control. Hence the drawing produced may be attributed in part to the subconscious and may reveal something of the psyche, which would otherwise be repressed.’ However don’t take it for granted. I hate labels! 😉

  9. Oh Marina, this is an incredibly brilliant piece. Your range of depth form through the structure of lines and complex patterns, and the value plays from darks-to-light is fantastic – I’m completely drawn into Forest. Love all the warmth ~

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