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The Door

The Door

This is my painting for today. This morning I felt that I wanted to continue working in the same style as my two previous paintings, Taking the Plunge and The Stupa, but at first I dismissed that idea because I thought I should ‘do something else now’. Fortunately I am starting to recognize these undermining thoughts as yet another shape my inner critic likes to take, and so I could just ignore it and continue finding out what I wanted to do for today. I am really loving the colors and atmosphere from the last two paintings and so I knew today’s painting would follow the same path.

When I started painting tonight, this image of a door is what came up. The door knobs in reality are painted with copper metallic paint, but that is not rendered well on the scanned image. Initially I also wanted to add some kind of figure again, but when I came at that stage I felt it wasn’t suitable for this image.

So The Door it is then. It looks like there is a series in the making…

The Door, mixed media (acrylic paint and colored pencil) on canvas board.
Size: 24 x 30 cm (9.4 x 11.8 inch). The original artwork is sold, but you can purchase a giclee print of it here.

Tomorrow you will not see a new blog post from me because I don’t have time to paint. And yes, that means I will be making more than one painting on one of the next 98 days… 😉

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  1. This is really beautiful Juna! I love the colors and serenity. If you are loving this, I say go with it. Each one will be different and unique.

  2. Really striking image. I know what you mean about your inner critic saying you need to do something else. I made a journal page I really liked the other day, and then I was thinking I want to do more with the same shapes and colours and then I immediately thought ‘no I should do something different’. So I’m ignoring that thought and going to create similar pages and see where it goes! I think we can only evolve if we really put our passion into what we want to do and do it again and again.

    I don’t have time to paint every day either (hence I’m doing 30), but I’ll definitely be doing more than 1 some days when I have the time!

    1. Yes exactly, Iris! And I am discovering that now I am creating more paintings in the same style, they seem to reinforce each other. So yes, keep on creating similar pages in your journal and see what it brings you!

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