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Always in motion


One of my continuing goals as an artist is to study, become skilled at and eventually develop a strong sense of realism to my work. While there are, inevitably, times when this buoyant endeavor seems pretty far-fetched, I know it's not impossible. So, I'll just keep doing what I can until then...  and here's a peek at what I've been working on!
Hope you're having a fun weekend! 

Comments

diane said…
Hi Bella, Hope you had a fabulous New Years Eve.
Your work is very interesting to me, partly because I go in the opposite direction, meaning that I'm a modernist. I love your portraits, and I think they're really good. I think you have a sense of humor with them, as sometimes there will be a little something "off". Thanks for sharing your creative process.
Cheers. xo d
Unknown said…
Soo good! I love every single work!

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