While our beloved country girl with whom I started the series Fantascapes some weeks ago, is wandering through the streets and museums of the big city, I keep prisoner of my own fantasy, of all these creatures which have suddenly invaded my space and taken possession of all inanimated forms around me, forcing me to artistically testify that you can still see the wood looking at the trees, if only …
if only what?
If only we all had such grace under pressure!
And please: don’t forget to give me a title for my fantascape #8 (see last post)! The titles you already proposed are simply fantastic, i enjoy it so much! There is no limits in the quantity of titles you can give me…











April 20, 2008 at 8:03 pm
we hold our grace under pressure,thats the human way…. http://snazyink.com/
April 20, 2008 at 9:15 pm
Bonsoir Miki,
elle est adorable, cette peinture. La couleur vert – le printemps – une fille dansante.
Voilà mes pensées sur ton tableau.
Je te souhaite un excellent début de semaine.
Amitiés
Eva
April 20, 2008 at 10:55 pm
Some of us (namely you) do have such grace under pressure, and can see not only the forrest for the trees, but all the creatures, hidden and otherwise, who live in it. I just showed this piece to Janet and she went “oooooo!” in admiration.
April 21, 2008 at 3:29 pm
You have such a great sense of bold color. I’d like to see how you have decorated your home.
April 22, 2008 at 8:02 am
@ Bill
My house has no special decoration, I have no patience and time for such long processes as a house decoration! As I bought my house in Spain the only thing I changed was the colours of the walls. They were first white, and I painted each room in a different colour.
I made then my gallery there and painted the walls again, quite artistically that time. They are the only true decoration in my house!
Anyway, I prefer to live outside, and nature is the decoration I love!
@ Country girl
Hugs to you and Janet! I love my admirers!
@ givethemhell
Merci, Eva… in fact, the title of this painting is “Explosion of Spring”. So your feelings match exactly my!
@ snazyink
Thanks for your visit and comment!
April 22, 2008 at 12:32 pm
Wow! … the spring came – while looking at this miracle of light, I became just speechless – everything that was put on http://www.artmajeur.com/colourrain looks now just as dusty mourning in comparison with your welcome to the sunbeam. I am happy indeed to come to your blog – your stunning watercolors open my window and gifts a sip of fresh air – Thank you – and excuse me for my cloudy weeping on http://candleday.wordpress.com That is what happens when stay locked in a tiny room for a long, but that’s already another talk. – I am applauding now. Thank you!!!!
April 22, 2008 at 5:27 pm
Hi Miki,
Since I see “Grace” in the upper right hand corner and much going on beneath her, I wonder why this isn’t called “pressure under Grace”? LOL
April 23, 2008 at 2:31 pm
@Helen
This is a very funny comment, I love it!
@Tomas
Thank you so much for these wonderful words!
May 11, 2008 at 6:07 pm
Living In a World
I see Grace in the upper right hand
corner, which may be under water.
Under glass or Plexiglas. Maybe
ice. Bubbles around her face, hair
the fuchsia of flowers. Pictorial
division is vertical, in front of
which, the shadows become
the women whose arms are
the branches of trees—mirrored,
stretched, stretching, reflected.
Certainly raised up over their heads.
This place is “a pressure cooker.”
Precisely. But some of the trees
have green leaves. Which is
believable both on earth and in
a world held together by string.
also posted on my blog
May 11, 2008 at 6:10 pm
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August 6, 2008 at 4:45 pm
Hi Miki,
I am interested in your artwork, specifically the fatascape #9 Grace Under Pressure. Can you give me some information about purchasing your art?
Best,
Heidi Chokeir
August 7, 2008 at 1:40 pm
Dear Heidi,
I just sent you a mail to the mail address attached to your comment. If you haven’t received it, please tell me a way to contact you.
Regards
Miki