Divine Love

reply to post by Rodinus

My question to Piequal is, where are the feet on the forefigure and what is the red object on the bottom right side of the image (this is taking all my attention up now?)

Hmm,these are not even one percent of the battles I have carried,and what is very interesting is I won all of them....

I don't know why but I always win.

Originally posted by piequal3because14
reply to post by Rodinus

 

My question to Piequal is, where are the feet on the forefigure and what is the red object on the bottom right side of the image (this is taking all my attention up now?)

Hmm,these are not even one percent of the battles I have carried,and what is very interesting is I won all of them....

I don't know why but I always win.

That was a serious question that i was asking you Piequal?

Kindest respects

Rodinus

Originally posted by boymonkey74
reply to post by Rodinus

 

If you look the feet of the woman??? are half way up the fellas??? shins..I reckon she is dead.

This was my original thought when i first saw the image and i asked myself if he was carrying her?

Is there a story behind this image Piequal?

Kindest respects

Rodinus

reply to post by Rodinus

Is there a story behind this image Piequal?

You want stories?

Each painting represents something,but hard to say what,because I am not that intelligent to tell stories.

reply to post by piequal3because14


Thats a shame that there isn't a story behind the image, i have an artist friend that has created literally hundreds and hundreds of canvas works (especially abstract) and behind each a story is depicted... it is always fascinating when he explains the reason (s) behind each painting.

So is the male figure actually carrying the female figure?

Kindest respects

Rodinus

reply to post by Rodinus
Something like this only from a different perspective,called

Divine Love,


www.etsy.com...

but I am afraid you will not understand,and for sure you will not.

reply to post by piequal3because14


Now that is a great painting you can feel the love in it.

Now lets compare..



Divine love? not quite more looks like blow up doll love to me. look at the womans eyes and compare to the other painting...

reply to post by boymonkey74

Divine love? not quite more looks like blow up doll love to me. look at the womans eyes and compare to the other painting...

Whatever you say ,the important thing is what it represents and it represents exactly what is presented in the OP.

reply to post by Rodinus

My question to Piequal is, where are the feet on the forefigure and what is the red object on the bottom right side of the image (this is taking all my attention up now?)

You think wrong ways,and the red object is a candle.

It's symbolistic presented in a symbolic way.

She has a certain smile which cannot be seen in the picture because of the finesse of the colors on her face.

reply to post by boymonkey74

Now lets compare..

Indeed...

What was before was better than it is now.

The sensation of washing or drying something very fast,with very fast moves is the very first sign of intelligence.

Can be called comparative intelligence because is at the same level.

The first caracteristeque is the presence of the two bodies in an intense harmony of movements.

Lateral position proves the presence of an nonstate antithesis caught in a single moment in time irreversible.

Although the two do not meet eyes can feel this at primordial instinctive cohesion of indirect touch.

Which leads us to universal thought of nonsense.

A very positive thing.

reply to post by piequal3because14

piequal you know i like your paintings,
may i suggest one thing,
dont post a painting until it is completely finished.

reply to post by SecretKnowledge

dont post a painting until it is completely finished.

You are right,I'll keep your advice in mind.

Originally posted by piequal3because14
reply to post by Rodinus

 

Something like this only from a different perspective,called

Divine Love,

www.etsy.com...

but I am afraid you will not understand,and for sure you will not.

Great painting indeed and thank you for your answers

Kindest respects

Rodinus

divine love is seen by heart not by eyes.

reply to post by Rodinus

Great painting indeed and thank you for your answers

I shall never talk with you ever Rodinus,one friend less can mean more than we imagine.

reply to post by piequal3because14


Why he is being nice to you...got out of the wrong side of bed this morning? I suggest editing that post and saying sorry to Rod.

reply to post by mideast

divine love is seen by heart not by eyes.

You are right ,Divine Love is a feeling that can be expressed in many ways.

reply to post by boymonkey74

I suggest editing that post and saying sorry to Rod.

reply to post by piequal3because14


Right you are just a huge Hypocrite..you talk about divine love, being good to each other but it is all lip service, you condemn others to hell for making a typo, you judge other peoples character on nothing more than their avatar.
Hypocrite.
Oh and please burn that painting..for the sake of the children.

Originally posted by piequal3because14
reply to post by mideast

 

divine love is seen by heart not by eyes.

You are right ,Divine Love is a feeling that can be expressed in many ways.

The feeling comes after seeing.

Feeling is not always 100% coped with vision. (because there are interference)

And expressing the feeling is most of the time least coped with the feeling and the vision. (because lack of tools)

Like no one can draw the pure bright rays of light , on the board.

Because eyes see different , glasses change the light and .....