…wear…..or under dressing …or under layer….or under painting
It's whats underneath that counts.
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About Me
- Sally Tharpe Rowles
- Charleston , SC, United States
- Having recently relocated to Charleston SC, it seems that I am now all over the map. I have left my home & studio in Boston for warmer climates but will continue to visit often. Summers are always spent in a tiny village in the southwest of France. So I am indeed between here & there. I am happy to have you follow along.
Except where otherwise noted, all photographs & art work are mine. I appreciate your interest but, please, do not reproduce them without first asking. Thank you.
Sally, I loved seeing the progression of this sweet little painting. So many times we see the finished product, but it's so lovely to see the underneath. Well done. :D
ReplyDeletei love your take on Underwear!
ReplyDeleteunder painting is such a mystery to me, i will have to explore it more. I loved seeing yours!
I love seeing all the steps, Sally! I find it fascinating to follow the progression of a painting from blank canvas to completion but too little have the opportunity to do so. And it's simply lovely -- I love the colors. Nice way to approach the challenge!
ReplyDeleteNice interpretation of the theme!
ReplyDeletethank you for letting us look that close into your process. I actually liked every stage of the painting!
ReplyDeleteIt makes me smile, great paintings. The third one I like the most. Its almost like someone is screaming, I see an open mouth, closed eyes, very mysterious.
ReplyDeleteNice process! I love being taken through it and seeing what it becomes- from the inside out right- it all looks great!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting underwear you're showing! Great to see what's underneath your finished painting!
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful painting is not what I expected at all, Sally! Love that you took the theme and ended where you did.
ReplyDeletetoo right, like foundations. some victorian houses were built without them! oh, eek. and i can't imagine me walking around without my personal underlining... ahem. n♥ love your approach, extraordinary
ReplyDelete"It's whats underneath that count" - I like this outcome of your creative process.
ReplyDeleteLucia
all those layers
ReplyDeletein your painting
and in real life
....
thanks for this interpretation!
x
I love your interpretation of the theme! Under...painting...
ReplyDeletethank you so much x Stefanie