Completing ‘In Limbo – Sepia’ here is: Sepia II
Again a combination of Watercolor, Indian ink and Acrylic.
A beautiful weekend to everyone.
In Limbo – Sepia II
detail 1
detail 2
detail 3
Technique: Acrylic, Indian Ink, Watercolour [mixed media]
Original size: 14x25cm
from my watercolor, ink & acrylic series “In Limbo” 2014 © Marina Kanavaki
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Marina Kanavaki 
I love the abstract drama of this piece Marina 🙂
Thank you, my dear Andrew. I am sorry for my late response. 🙂
Whoa! Good thing I was wearing my hardhat– that’s an explosive piece of art– color and beauty and wonder flying out in every direction!! But do I run for cover?? On the contrary, my dear Marina! I step closer and let your marvelous painting permeate my very being!! Who cares if my eyebrows get singed off– they’ll grow back. I hope… : )
Sepia togas to celebrate autumn on Mt. Olympus– I think it’s a splendid idea… : )
No no no, the painting has strict orders to be gentle to you!!!! Your eyebrows are safe! All the more reason now that you are part of the Mt. Olympus pantheon!
Smiling and thank you, my friend! Have a blasting joyful weekend! 🙂
Catching up after 10 days away. interesting … As always, I enjoy looking at the closeups to see various techniques.
Good to see you back, my friend! 10 days sure sounds like A LOT of catching up!!! Thank you, Frank! 🙂
Well … priorities are to catch up at the places that matter the most. 🙂
What an artistic name to give to such artistic paintings ! Love it
Ah, thank you so much, Zee! 🙂 Have a beautiful week!! 🙂
You too Marina ! ❤
Marina, I love these autumn nostalgic colours!
So happy to hear that, Alexander, thank you! 🙂
Beautiful, Marina! I love that little touch of blue. Wishing you a beautiful week! ~xo
Aw, thank you so much, Patricia! I thought you might like that touch of blue! You too have a wonderful week, my dear friend and happy full moon tonight! 🙂 xxxxx
Loved the completed result Marina… very striking..:-) Wishing you a wonderful New Week Marina, and thanking you for your love and support.. BIG HUGS your way. xox Love Sue xxxxxxxx
Awww, thank you, Sue!!! A wonderful week to you too, full of creativity and joy! Big hugs happily received and sent back multiplied! 🙂 xxxx
Wonderful texture Marina! Hope you are enjoying your weekend too! 🙂
Thank you, Susan! Enjoyed the cooling rain we had all weekend! Wishing you a great new week ahead! 🙂
Wow, Marina! The details are amazing. If I could just touch the textures…
🙂
Enjoy your weekend!
Ah, Nandini, you like textures too?!!! Acrylics, bless them! Thank you so much, my dear! 🙂
You too and a great new week ahead! 🙂
I know you call it your Limbo Series, but it looks like a dance. Well, why not dance in Limbo? Might as well enjoy every place and time in any way we can!
Beautiful, Marina! There is something special about sepia tone. 🙂 xo
Well, indeed, why not?!!!! I agree about sepia. It’s rusty and old but in such a sweet way! Thank you, my dear Resa! Enjoy your weekend – hopefully dancing!! 😉 xx
You, too!
🙂 xx
Wonderful colors, Marina… I love this saga!
Best wishes and happy weekend to you, Aquileana 😀
Ah, thank you, Aquileana!!! You too have a wonderful weekend, my dear!! […and full moon approaching!] 🙂 xx
“Earthy” beauty, Marina! I love them all! Have a lovely weekend, my friend! ♥
‘Earthy’ yes! Sometimes I need to get grounded!!! Thank you, my dear Laure. You too!!!! 🙂
I’m fascinated by what you are exploring and finding in your Limbo land Marina. This is, I think, a breakthrough of sorts for you (although you might have been there before I knew you). The dark and muted colours, the intense tactile quality and the near complete abstraction, especially in the details, all reflect another side of you, deeper than seasonal or a change of media. I am deeply moved by these works…
as I am deeply moved by your words, John.
For many years I had been working like that but I like to challenge my self with different mediums. Watercolor is something I never liked [believe it or not] because it ‘wasn’t strong enough’! I love the directness and boldness of acrylics, inks and oils [a little less because the take ages to dry]. Some examples of this you can see in my first painting exhibition titled ‘Characters’ [portraits] I did back in 1998, here: https://marinakanavaki.com/category/characters/
Thank you, my dear friend! 🙂
Thank you for the link, I am slowly making my way through the paintings and am blown away with what i have seen so far. I had a feeling that you had been there before. Strong and stunning work Marina…
…quite a contrast from my watercolors huh?! 😉
Thank you, my dear friend. 🙂
I’d like a few drops of your creativity Marina.
Ah, but you have you very own fountain, my dear Gilly! 🙂
Love the texture, and the wonderful sense of exuberance, Marina! Have a great weekend!
Ah, thank you, Richard! I guess it comes from having been away from my acrylics for too long! 😉 You too!! 🙂
An absolute beauty! Love your trees!
Thank you, my dear Eva! So happy you like my trees! 🙂
Very beautiful! And, the same to you Marina
Thank you, Gary!!! 🙂
Again, beautiful textures!! The base seems like charred wood!
Ah, Madhu, thank you! Hm, you are right on the charred wood! 🙂
so beautifully organic and spiritually suggestive. I love the texture you’ve achieved with the acrylic!
Oh, what a description!!! Thank you so much, Colleen! After a long watercolor period, I heard my acrylic tubes summoning me ‘get thee some texture’! I always obey!! 😉
What do you know – your post actually showed up in my Reader today! Another fantastic piece of art Marina – I love the old tree trunk structure with the fallen pieces and flitting leaves. The textures are a great buildup, as layers of paint are so beautifully built – your subtle use of color is perfect. Have a great weekend!
Ah, that’s good to hear!!!
Thank you so much, my dear Mary …and I know you know a lot about trees and tree trunks!!! 😉 You too have a great weekend! 🙂
I like the thick layers of paint you’ve used. Gives the tree an interesting texture.
So glad you like it, Jess!!! Happy weekend!! 🙂
Love these, Marina. So right for autumn. 🙂 Happy weekend to you. xx
Thank you, my dear Sylvia! And you, enjoy your beautifully romantic weekend! 🙂
Beautiful!
Thank you!!
Spectacular indeed… a magical combination. Art at its best. Congratulations!
What a compliment, my dear Jean-Jeacques! Un grand merci du fond du coeur! 🙂
Very artsy, Marina!…I love it!
xxx
Thank you, sweet Deb! Have a great weekend by the seaside! 🙂 xx
Thank you marina. a wonderful piece of art work ❤
Emy, thank YOU, for your kind comment!!! 🙂
Lovely one
Thank you, Rajiv! 🙂