In my latest four blogposts (this included) I have presented 16 paintings in the silhouette style. Many positive responses (although few sale orders) from friends and the market, and I have myself been happy during the intence working procedures.
However this blogpost gives you the last three paintings in that style (for this time at least) and also give tribute to the sunny visit to Helsinki, Finland, by using yellow as the main color.
At the same time I use the opportunity to honor my wife´s family by presenting images related to her ancesters. Her Great-Grandfather and his sons migrated from Sweden to Norway mid 1800 and worked as Blacksmiths in Maridalen outside Oslo.
This painting is a tribute to my wife´s father and my father-in-law and his passion for playing violin and mostly viola. Every day when my wife came home from school and he had finished his job, he asked her to sit down at the piano and play with him in different "Concertos". Her accompanies made her great in reading notes and express them into her instrument; The Piano
So then it is time to turn the bruches and canvas into something different expressions. What that will be may come in my next blogpost, but an indication can be found in this painting.
However this blogpost gives you the last three paintings in that style (for this time at least) and also give tribute to the sunny visit to Helsinki, Finland, by using yellow as the main color.
At the same time I use the opportunity to honor my wife´s family by presenting images related to her ancesters. Her Great-Grandfather and his sons migrated from Sweden to Norway mid 1800 and worked as Blacksmiths in Maridalen outside Oslo.
This painting is a tribute to my wife´s father and my father-in-law and his passion for playing violin and mostly viola. Every day when my wife came home from school and he had finished his job, he asked her to sit down at the piano and play with him in different "Concertos". Her accompanies made her great in reading notes and express them into her instrument; The Piano
So then it is time to turn the bruches and canvas into something different expressions. What that will be may come in my next blogpost, but an indication can be found in this painting.
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