
A flawless beauty?
It all rather depends on who is looking, don't you think?
As the marvellously eccentric writer and critic Marguerite Young said, "All creatures are flawed, but out of the flaw may come the universe."
It all rather depends on who is looking, don't you think?
As the marvellously eccentric writer and critic Marguerite Young said, "All creatures are flawed, but out of the flaw may come the universe."
Beautiful, flawless painting, Tessa! Not to get all philosophical, but I rather prefer to think that all creatures are perfect. What we perceive as flaws are really perfections.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Love all the colors.
ReplyDeleteshe is absolutley perfect. hugs from me.
ReplyDeleteBold and beautiful - but I wish I could stop looking at the goofy mutt in the foreground. Have I got my eyes in back to front today, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, love what you've written too.
ReplyDeleteI think it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous! I love it.
ReplyDeleteAin't that the truth!!!! This is certainly a flawless beauty indeed! Tess your eye for color is just... just... FLAWLESS!!! yes I said it he he he! it is. I just love your work. Amazing, strong and beautiful, just like you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting--and I really like that quote.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful painting by you. You are truly blessed by talent. I am envious, even though that's probably a sin.
ReplyDeleteThis picture is, indeed, flawless!
ReplyDeletesuch colors
such poise and balance
such a delight for the eyes
Beautiful painting! I must say, I agree that humanity is flawed--and from that truth is born beauty. Because beauty is born in a perfect Savior and Creator...in our flawed existence, His perfection is made so much more beautiful and brilliant. Your painting actually translated into that illustration very well in my eyes. The silhouette of the woman is done in black, creating a stark contrast to the bold and beautiful colors of the foreground.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. It's a very thought provoking subject--I am thoroughly convinced that Jesus Christ is the reason for flawless beauty even among a flawed humanity.
In His arms,
--Abigail
Flawless that is how I think of you. I am sure wild and crazy and amazing and fun and serious and flawlessly perfect.
ReplyDeleteYour writing is beautiful Tessa, your comment on my blog is like poetry.
xoxo
Love Renee
This is absolutely breathtaking! Flawless, indeed!
ReplyDeleteOh yes! Well said. Aren't imperfections just unique traits, like DNA markers that gave Life so much variety?
ReplyDeleteoh! one more fabulous painting Tessa! Could this be Zuri's sister??
ReplyDeletexx lori
bold, bodacious, beautiful, boutiful, brilliant!
ReplyDeleteeBeth
S T U N N I N G
ReplyDeleteThat is an absolute traffic-stopper
Breathtakingly beautiful my dear friend,
ReplyDeleteAnd amen to your reflections on flaws...
Your thoughts made my mind fly to the words of the late John Updike who said:
"The universe is perfectly transparent. We exist as flaws in ancient glass".
To be human is to be Flawed
and Beautiful.
Much love to you dear friend,
M
Tessa,
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolute beaut!!
Mama Shujaa.
Beautiful colors and silhouette
ReplyDeleteThis is one brilliant picture! :-)
ReplyDeleteFlawless painting. ;)
Congratulations on winning David's Post of the Day award!
Your subject reminds me of a goddess risen from color itself. I am now wanting to read more from Marguerite Young.
ReplyDeletebeautiful colours !
ReplyDeleteso completely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteArt is always subjective...but I think it is beautiful... :)
ReplyDeleteFound you through David's blog!
Bradley
The Egel Nest
Just beautiful! I love this piece. Congratulations on Post of the Day mention at David's!!
ReplyDeleteSandi
Perfect, absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeletewell this is bold, colourful, bright and yes, beautiful, the contrast of colour is excellent.
ReplyDeleteI've arrived via David's blog. What a beautiful and vibrant painting. Thanks! Be blessed!
ReplyDeletealways a feast for the eye, your colorful sunbathed paintings
ReplyDeletehave a great day
greetings from cold Paris
Is it myth or don't all persian carpets have a persian flaw - it's what makes them so highly valued.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful picture.
Thanks for calling by my blog with such a positive vibe.
Every new picture you present,Tessa, I show my hubby and tell him this is the best yet!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your paintings and the stories they relay through the colors! I see no flaws in anything about you or your passions!
Barb