"Daydream Goddess" These paintings measure a 2 ft X 2 ft perfect square.
She just had the look of a daydreamer to me. This is much how I spent my days in school..... just dreaming of my next project once I got my homework out of the way. After High School when I went to the Museum School of Fine Arts in Boston, MA it gave me the opportunity to dabble in just about every medium possible. The only academic was art history. This was when the daydreams in class stopped. I was thoroughly interested and focused on the studio art being taught. Now I just daydream as part of my constant brainstorm. I believe an artists mind never rests because every word and vision is a constant feed of new inspiration.
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I enjoy watching these progress. I always had the worst time with art history. Can't remember dates.
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning piece! The "daydreamer" text is AWESOME ~~ I thought it was bookprint...until I looked closer. I love your color palette and the tremendous details in your work, Rebecca. It would take me YEARS to create anything even remotely similar to these ladies, ;). Can't wait for prints on etsy!!!
ReplyDeleteRebecca, each one of your lovely ladies in this series has blown me away. When I enlarged this gorgeous piece, I couldn't believe how many timed you've written "dreamer" across her beautiful face!!! She's phenomenal! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful =)
ReplyDeleteI saw your art on Kelly's blog from blog hopping. Really beautiful ART you create !
Oh my, this is so awesome,and so true!!
ReplyDeleteRebecca, this is so gorgeous! And it's cool to see it "in progress!" Great job! I agree about the artist's mind never resting. So true!!!
ReplyDeleteI had to come by, I always gasp with pleasure when I see your Daisy Dolls, a few deep breaths is good for me anyway because on busy days it seems I don't stop to breath. You have worked so hard and they are so beautiful and I can't say which I like the best, it is always the new one, but then, I see the previous posts and can't decide. Exceptional technique
ReplyDeleteWow Rebecca - I love your work, it's so original, bright and colourful. What a lovely find to discover your blog today. In fact, I liked it so much I event tweeted about it! I'm new at this Twitter stuff!
ReplyDeleteO MY GOODNESS!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this daydream one! this is it!
she's gorgeous..and yes it totally befits an artist! that is so true...we are constantly filtering through inspirational images...things we see or hear...and then translate it into our work one way or another..!
i love this one...gorgeous! gorgoeous x 200!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
i posted!
Rebecca,
ReplyDeleteWhere have you been?.. OmG! How beautiful these girls are.. I tryed to figure out how you created her with the news print.. then when I looked again, looks like you wrote each word by hand. Holy Moley..!
I am flabergasted.. Your girls are great and your dolls are wonderful. I have so many heads i sclulpted and never even let them dry. they are still in plastic bags. I now need to get finishing them. Love your Blog!
I am now a foller on your blog.. Hugs, Darlene