As french, my english vocabulary is limited. So, I just would like to say that your work is beautiful. A little paint, a little water, and a lot of talent. Great work !
I said I’d try to comment more so here I am!
The first word that popped into my head when I saw the first horse was “explosive” but I didn’t say anything because Sophy already beat me to it. I love it. I also like the second sketch because, even though it uses more economical strokes, you’ve still managed to capture the tension (I’m sure there’s a better word but I can’t think of it at the moment) in the horse and rider.
I really liked the first one…it’s like the horse is galloping away as the crowds run after it. It’s running for it’s life…the blood of it’s ancestors are crying out for it to safe it’s life!!
Like others, the first one is my favorite! When I scrolled down and saw this I immediately thought of the horses on Chincoteague Island in the Chesapeake Bay area when they make their annual trek across the water! LOVE!
I love horses! These are two sketches are beautiful.
I would like to create them in oil on canvas!
Have a wonderful day, dear Elena. Hugs, Stefania 🙂
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As french, my english vocabulary is limited. So, I just would like to say that your work is beautiful. A little paint, a little water, and a lot of talent. Great work !
Thanks very much!
So ever lively and vibrant. Delicate art that reach your heart. Bravo!
Your watercolour paintings always hit me, this is another one, fascinated me again. Thank you, love, nia
Thanks ever so much NIa!
I said I’d try to comment more so here I am!
The first word that popped into my head when I saw the first horse was “explosive” but I didn’t say anything because Sophy already beat me to it. I love it. I also like the second sketch because, even though it uses more economical strokes, you’ve still managed to capture the tension (I’m sure there’s a better word but I can’t think of it at the moment) in the horse and rider.
LOVE those comments:) Thanks so much Sarah!
gorgeous – i can feel the stampede and the thunder of the first horse
I’m glad. Thank you!
These sketches may have been quick, but you caught the equine spirit in them.
Thanks very much Steve.
Wanted to write something, Elena. But, honestly, no words! Amazing work! AMAZING!
I love those works:) Thank yo Juli!
Beautiful, Elena. I like the first one best.
Thanks Jill!
They are beautiful. My favourite is the first one, it’s stunning!
Thanks so much Kellie!
I really liked the first one…it’s like the horse is galloping away as the crowds run after it. It’s running for it’s life…the blood of it’s ancestors are crying out for it to safe it’s life!!
Thank you Shree!
Elena, you have such a gift for gesture!
I’m so glad you think so Tim. A big thank you!
🙂
The brush knows its way …beautiful, my dear Elena! 🙂
Thanks ever so much Marina!:)
Even super quick, your watercolors are super amazing. I always love to stop by and see what happens on Watercolor Wednesday.
Much appreciated. Thank you Carol:)
Full of power and strength like a Medieval Destrier!
OH, I like it! Thanks Jen:)
Wow! Both amazing. But that second one that looks like a sunbeam is shooting right through the figures is crazy!
Thanks ever so much Cindy:)
Wonderful work! I’m so glad you popped by my little corner, it’s a pleasure to meet you! 🙂
And you and your work as well!
Maybe quick sketches, but still the magic comes through. One strong and full of energy the other slow and peaceful. Great water colours!
Many thanks Otto!
What a beautiful painting! Your work is wonderful. You are very talented!
How kind. Thanks very much Resa:)
Super quick and definitely super. Lovely!
Thank you Richard!
Oh these are amazing 🙂 The first one is a favorite. Beautiful pieces.
Thanks very much Allyson:)
These are wonderful!
Thanks very much:)
You’re welcome! 🙂
Mighty fine steeds indeed Elena, and so invigorating!
Thank you Patti:)
very beautiful and majestic
Thanks!
lovely!
Thank you!
🙂
Just wonderful Elena! 🙂
Thanks very much:)
Magical! 🙂
Thank you! 🙂
Super quick, super, super wonderful!
Much appreciated Amal:)
Captivating Elena !
Such vivid contrasts in colours and moods here in your paintings ..
Thanks so much Poppy!
Super quick is working!
I love the fierceness of the first and gentleness of the second. The way you capture gesture amazes me every time. Awesome.
Much appreciated Karen:)
I’m sure that’s Lady Godiva in the second photo!
There’s a thought:)
Like others, the first one is my favorite! When I scrolled down and saw this I immediately thought of the horses on Chincoteague Island in the Chesapeake Bay area when they make their annual trek across the water! LOVE!
Couldn’t ask for a better reference Robin. Thank you!
Elena, they are both beautiful, but I especially love the energy and the powerful color contrast of the first one. Love it – great job! 🙂
Thanks very much Stefano!
The energy and vigor seeps through! You have beautifully passed on those qualities, it’s a painting with movement, well done!
Thank you!
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If you choose to accept you can check the link.
Have a good end of week!
Wonderful colors and visions of energy and strength.
Thanks very much Mary.
Awesome. I love them!
Thanks Nuno!
I like the contrast in those two drawings.
The vigor in a moment of turn in the first one, and a serene moment,
start to walk in the morning sun.
Thanks much Yoshi:)
Ohhh!!! The first one is absolutely beautiful!!! Love it!!!
Thanks!
I love horses! These are two sketches are beautiful.
I would like to create them in oil on canvas!
Have a wonderful day, dear Elena. Hugs, Stefania 🙂
Thank you Stefania, you too:)
The first one is so full of motion! I like the second one too. Good job!
Thanks Jess:)
The explosiveness in the first one is incredible. Very well done!
Much appreciated Sophy!
I love these!
Thank you!