My favorite stage in a painting

osiosbon · January 15

New space ready. Any guesses on the subject? Lol please don't be mad for asking to guess with no hints at all.
Ok each person can ask me one question as hint, and I will answer honestly, without giving away the exact composition.

Let's see if I can surprise you at the end when finished.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5020129/uploads/editor/dl/482ynozdq1a4.jpeg

MichaelD · January 15

That would be so difficult to guess it right.
Im just going to make it easy on myself and say its a completed piece of a sandstorm in the desert

Richard_P · January 15

The Last Supper..

toujours · January 15

Blue poles revisited,

osiosbon · January 15

Haha very interesting guesses my friends

It's just my crappy canvas staining though lol.

tassieguy · January 15

A shelf with books? Or maybe the front of a row of shops or houses. I also see a hint of a reclineing figure.

MoleMan · January 15

I've got it!

It's a wooden table top, naked, and viewed from the ceiling.

Richard_P · January 15

MoleMan said:

I've got it!

It's a wooden table top, naked, and viewed from the ceiling.

Ohh, risqué

osiosbon · January 15

Actually, one the last few guesses is partially true, but I won't tell which one haha.

adridri · January 15

It's an abstract painting and this is the finish. The marks were scratched with your nails from despair? did not know you had moved to modern art though 😃 This could make you rich

adridri · January 15

Second guess : anthill from the side ?

MoleMan · January 16

Richard_P said:

MoleMan said:

I've got it!

It's a wooden table top, naked, and viewed from the ceiling.

Ohh, risqué

Actually Richard, I'd picked up on your idea of Last Supper (tabletop), and also on tassie's suggestion of a 'reclining figure' — hence the 'naked'. Not much point in painting a reclining figure unless it's naked?

At the moment, my money is on tassie's perception leading by a nose.

toujours · January 16

Muddy car number plate...

Abstraction · January 16

It's what it looks like when you have cataracts and your brown dog is somewhere in the ploughed field and won't come when you call him. There may be a fence or trees, you're not sure.

MoleMan · January 16

Abstraction said:

It's what it looks like when you have cataracts and your brown dog is somewhere in the ploughed field and won't come when you call him. There may be a fence or trees, you're not sure.

I think that deserves an extra LOL.

osiosbon · January 16

hahaha you guys are hilarious.

Human imagination is unfathomable.

osiosbon · January 21

5 days gone and here's how the above canvas looks, in about middle stage

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5020129/uploads/editor/2h/yjymn5398ye2.jpeg

Richard_P · January 21

Ohh, what a difference!

tassieguy · January 22

It looks great, @osiosbon. You are a skillful painter. It's good to see shots of the work at as it progresses.

Abstraction · January 22

It's a lovely composition - both in terms of design and heart.

I think my cataracts have cleared. Has anyone seen where my dog went?

toujours · January 22

Could almost be classed as finished now; can't wait to see the end result.

toujours · January 22

Abstraction said:

It's a lovely composition - both in terms of design and heart.
I think my cataracts have cleared. Has anyone seen where my dog went?

Squint hard and you will see it is under the table.

Lucian · January 23

I thought you were going to make an abstract Rothko-inspired piece, but this looks great too.

MoleMan · January 23

Abstraction said:

...
I think my cataracts have cleared. Has anyone seen where my dog went?

Into the brown stuff, I think.

adridri · January 23

wow, If I did not know it was unfinished, I would have called it finished. It's truely beautiful as it is right now. the composition is great. I love it.

dewald · January 25

Love the blurred background.

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