Power Within

Judith, thank you for making this painting a favorite!

Very nice work !

I love this artwork Marlene..your sense of composition is just perfect! I am a huge admirer of your art...brilliant abstract! Bravo! f/v

Thank you for making this a favorite, Victor

and thank you for making it one of your favorites, ana julia!

i do believe a mutual admiration society has be established! (hugs)

Beautifully titled and Wow what a mesmerizing abstract, your amazing compositions are just the find of the month for me ......Go girl go ....Love & Peace Paul

thank you debra...the owner of this piece ( originally a diptych) recently contacted me...it was sold in santa fe in 1989..he still loves it!

I love the bright colors and interesting shapes your images have Marlene! Celebrate life, Debra

Absolutely gorgeous.....love the colours and the whole feel of your painting.....

Hi Marlene: your site is a feast of colour, and the thumbnail for this one particularly beckoned to me---I've never been to Sedona, but love the flavours of the colours you've chosen---even though I usually prefer the colour scheme of your redheads' paintings (which I also really like). Thanks for your message-. Just wanted to say your avatar picture matches so well the lively, upbeat energy that you project in your discussion comments. With all good wishes, Lynn

Your colors are so RICH, and your style well that is a no brainier it is wonderful!

Superb as usual Marlene! I like how this painting draws you in to those rich and vibrant colors -- the dark values are fantastic! . .....Joe

wonder feel to this one. It resonates with me. Lovely.

Well, I might as well hang up my knife! Absolutely lovely Marlene. Such lovely subtle colors, careful, cautious angles. The board-like form in foreground is worth the price of a painting -- well, more and quicker -- as is the lavender that seems to go to/from where the teeny man's head should be -- or am I writing about my own vision only? -- and that lavender, irregulary across the top of the "board" to cnclose the upper half of SW Sedona in block- to disappear under the light tourquise inner half while part of it disappears under the magenta highway and comes out still running due NE. I feel, as I ended up feeling about professors, that they just wrote a load of crap about something beautiful beyond words -- at best, deterriing, rather than enhancing it. Bad day here.