Lost in Serenity
by Debi Starr
Original - Sold
Price
$500
Dimensions
18.000 x 24.000 x 1.500 inches
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Title
Lost in Serenity
Artist
Debi Starr
Medium
Painting - Acrylic On Canvas
Description
Lost in Serenity by Debi Starr depicts a curvaceous nude woman relaxed in her thoughts. The dramatic lighting casts incredible shadows and lost edges losing the form in and out of light. She becomes one with the folds and curves of the blanket and the striking composition and bold contrast add to the dynamics of the painting. This piece would be perfect for a master bath area or spa like setting and would set the mood for a sense of calm.
Thank you to Will Jones, a figure model himself, for the suggestion of a perfect title.
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Comments (60)
Jane Chesnut
so beautiful Debi...my pick for Favorite Image For Today Among Creative Women Artists board :-) Fav and voted again.
Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Debi, "Lost in Serenity" is a good place to be lost. I love this. The tones are so pleasing to the eyes. The way you did the folds and shadows~~love that too. Thanks for your kind comments. Your admirer, Anne F/V
Darren Robinson
very interesting pose and description Deb. I might have called this "Contemplating" keeping it to 1 word, short and sweet if you will, anyways. thats what I get from this painting, It appears as tho the subject is "contemplating" what type of experience she is "about to encounter". Butt sometimes I "over-think" things. any way you look AT it... I love it!!!!!
Margaret Pirrouette
a very well done rendering of of a quiet mood great movement and stillness combined
Madalena Lobao-Tello
CONGRATULATIONS!! Featured on Female Artists!! Love how you have done this!!!Excellent work, really very well done!!
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