Ammi acrylic on paper 4 x 6 inch $25 plus shipping available here |
Ammi was inspired by a love for folk art and Victorian clothing. The name Ammi is originally a Hebrew boys' name meaning "my people", however people today are naming their girls Ammi. I think the name is so beautiful.
I am still working on the 16 x 20 oil portrait. Actually, I have not touched it since the last post as I have been working on another piece and projects around the house. I hope to finish it this weekend.
I hope you have a really good one. Thank you as always for visiting!
Yes, Ammi is a very lovely name. And your painting is just awesome!
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DeleteThis is a wonderful composition for such a small painting. It reads large,
ReplyDeleteI get lost in wonder at your poetry of detail. The lamp shade, her neckline area, cuffs and sofa pattern. And are those earrings I see?
All capture my interest.
Ammie - is it pronounced differently than Amy?
What a nice comment Julie, thank you. I think it's "Am Me". But I am not positive about that.
DeleteSuch beautiful detail for its size. I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteThank you Fuzzie, I am still really loving blue and purple.
DeleteVery pensive your Ammi. Lovely work always. xox
ReplyDeleteThanks Corrine. Happy weekend to you. xo
DeleteExcellent work as always, Lisa! Enjoy your weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteYou too Hilda and thank you!
DeleteI too think the Victorian clothing is just beautiful. Her lace neck area is just proof! Lovely piece, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteAren't you glad we don't have to dress that way though? I think it would be terribly uncomfortable! Thank you for you kind comment Crimson! :)
DeleteI just realized how your paintings and your home are so similar. It seems you may be painting your life. I love the detail you include as your viewers are held to the painting in study and appreciation.
ReplyDeletePerhaps I am subconsciously Carol. Thanks so much for your great comment!
DeleteAmmi is a lovely name. I haven't heard it before. I really like the way you have painted the lamp and its glow. Since 'Nigel' I've noticed your growing mastery of painting artificial light.
ReplyDeleteI had never heard it before either until the other day. Painting light is still a challenge, but I am glad you noticed that I tried in this one, even though the effort was minimal. Thank you Morag! xo
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