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| "Lights on Dark Waters" ©Mary Montague Sikes |
This art work is encaustic on board, and I love the "feel" of the image. Have you ever stood on a dock at night and watched lights shimmer on the water? Sometimes the reflections are many more than the lights creating them. Perhaps the lights on the water create a time of magic for you. Perhaps they cause you to reflect on the past and into the future. Perhaps a revelation is born in your mind. A thousand lights. A thousand new ideas. The plot of a novel. A new innovative thought for a painting.
"Lights on Dark Waters" is a special image for me. What do you think?
5 comments:
The darkness of the background is marked, very brightly by the yellows and whites. I could easily imagine the whites are from the lights of the city where the yellows are the stars in the sky. I love your paintings and how they are formed by the title you give them.
It looks like lights from a campground. I see the hazy smoke, too.
Birgit and Diane, I appreciate your comments. I especially like to know what you see because, in these paintings, everyone has their own visions. Thank you.
I actually see numbers as if the vision is trying to speak to me
Wow, Birgit, that's interesting!
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