Oil Lamp is a piece of digital artwork by Anita Dale Livaditis which was uploaded on July 14th, 2012.
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Title
Oil Lamp
Artist
Anita Dale Livaditis
Medium
Digital Art
Description
Oil Lamp
Digital drawing - painting - art
2011
Anita Dale Livaditis
Uploaded
July 14th, 2012
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Comments (9)
VIVA Anderson
Hi Anita...am back after too long apart......to admire again...and all the cats you do so well........trust you are thriving........regards, VIVA............
Mary Bedy
I love this, Anita!
Anita Dale Livaditis replied:
Thank you, Mary, I think you have good taste because this is one of my all time favorite works! You are super kind, thank you!
Anita Dale Livaditis
Thank you to my collector and fellow cat lover from Fredericksburg, Va. This is one of my favourite works.
Anand Swaroop Manchiraju
Simple and clean colors,Wonderful Abstract-------------Anand
Anita Dale Livaditis replied:
Thank you, Anand! That's totally where this ended up going, and I was very happy with that Thank you!
Lenore Senior
I have used an oil lamp in modern times so I love all the memories this image conjures up for me. It's also a great abstract work, with great colors. I love your works! v/f
Anita Dale Livaditis replied:
Thank you! There is something about firing one up, and the soft dancing light that does conjure up the past, you are so right, and I think that is why I love them, too. I have a side of me that is old fashioned and could live happily in austere Shaker style Thank you:)
Gabrielle Schertz
Anita! This is wonderful!!! I love it!!! Have a beautiful day:) fav
Anita Dale Livaditis replied:
Gabrielle :))) Thank you! Having a great weekend - sad it's almost over :( I hope you had a great one! Thank you!
Raul Gubert
:-) it reminds me when I was a kid and with my family were spending the summer holiday in a house in the mountain, no electricity, just the light of an oil lamp.....Rodin was doing his sculpture using just a candle/oil lamp....I like the shifting of the shape of the lamp...like in the fish bowl you did....it suggests the concept of illusion....
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