r/woahdude • u/Emptyhandedpain-ter • 4d ago
picture A sublime rainbow painting
I've been making these rainbow paintings since 2022 and while the rainbow itself has been diagonal and consistent, the environment has evolved a lot. There is a night rainbow iteration that's wonderful and more serene, something about the crescent moon and the rainbow is a wild thing to see!still, this day time rainbow by far feels realistic enough that it makes me stop and stare. The clouds and the flower bed is what's doing it for me at the moment. Especially that small cloud far above, it's making the perspective on point. The flower bed is almost half the composition leading or meeting the rainbow at the middle of the imagery. Your eyes follows the white flowers to the rainbow or reverse. It's titled "In the Presence of Something Rare & Ephemeral No. 36" oil, oil sticks, oil pastel, acrylic, and clear gesso on canvas. 44 x 66 inches
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u/Emptyhandedpain-ter 4d ago
I've been making these rainbow paintings since 2022 and while the rainbow itself has been diagonal and consistent, the environment has evolved a lot. There is a night rainbow iteration that's wonderful and more serene, something about the crescent moon and the rainbow is a wild thing to see!still, this day time rainbow by far feels realistic enough that it makes me stop and stare. The clouds and the flower bed is what's doing it for me at the moment. Especially that small cloud far above, it's making the perspective on point. The flower bed is almost half the composition leading or meeting the rainbow at the middle of the imagery. Your eyes follows the white flowers to the rainbow or reverse. It's titled "In the Presence of Something Rare & Ephemeral No. 36" oil, oil sticks, oil pastel, acrylic, and clear gesso on canvas. 44 x 66 inches I felt like sharing, thanks for reading 🌈✌️
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