Rebirth Painting - Rebirth by Jana Parkes

Rebirth is a painting by Jana Parkes which was uploaded on September 29th, 2019.

Rebirth

This vertical version of the painting “Sea of Play” came about when I sent a photo of it to a friend and she liked it better vertically. She... more

by Jana Parkes

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Dimensions

16.500 x 13.000 inches

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Title

Rebirth

Artist

Jana Parkes

Medium

Painting - Acrylic On Flat Canvas

Description

This vertical version of the painting “Sea of Play” came about when I sent a photo of it to a friend and she liked it better vertically. She thought it looked like rebirth that way. Since there is no real “up” to the painting, I went and looked at it that way and could see what she was saying. So, this painting is titled “Rebirth”.

Then, …another friend liked the original painting upside down. I thought, “okay, this is interesting…” : ) …so, I looked at it that way and was surprised that I liked it that way, too. For me, like “Rebirth”, it has a slightly different look to it that way. So, that version I titled “Playing and Creating”.

If anyone is drawn to the painting they can see which “version” they like best for themselves.

Like most of my paintings, I started it with an open heart and this is what came through over a number of painting sessions.

That’s one of the things I love about this journey of painting. For me it is very co-creative, from the inspiration that I get, to the feedback from friends, family and other people’s comments. Others see things that I don’t, so it gives me another perspective. And, a number of the titles have come from friends suggestions.

Uploaded

September 29th, 2019