If you're new to Please Sir, first off - welcome! I always enjoy meeting a new reader. Secondly, you'll probably notice I don't carry a consistent theme of posts. It's a mix of what I'm feeling that day whether it's pretty things, interiors, fashion or art. Inspiration is everywhere and I like bringing that idea to Please Sir. Call it a desire to be well-rounded, a scattered brain, or just darn curious...I'm all of the above. I hope you enjoy the random and evolving nature of ideas and inspiration. So glad to have you here...
Ok, onto the good stuff like the amazing work by Cara Enteles. In her paintings she "explores predator/prey relationships within nature as well as the effects of man’s destructive actions on the natural world." I can see her concept through the contrast of colors and textures, yet the work still maintains a pleasing and natural fluidity. Check out more here and be sure to read the interesting information on her work. Thoughts?
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Organic Imagery
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I love the color orange and that first piece really brings out the artfulness of the color. Her artist statement is rather unique. Is Cara Enteles mainly based in the NYC area? I would love to see her work at a Chicago gallery.
I love the flower imagery!
I love al your inspirations :)
I'm not new to your blog, but I must say that i love it. I also love these painting. The images look like they're floating off the canvases.
Love these pieces -- they feel very "real" and almost alive!
Few thoughts, but lots of emotion: I gasped when I saw these. They're beyond gorgeous.
yes, you definitely can sense conflict in these paintings--in a good way! i especially love the stormy background texture of the third one!
wowza. i love these. i would love a H U G E one of these on my H U G E wall i am trying to figure out what to do with.
oh yes, i DO love these! you were right-- they're right up my alley. i would hang that top one in my living room in a heart beat!
I love these! She does gorgeous work.
I just visited her site, and boy does she do some awesome work! I was really taken with her owl series. And, what great materials she uses as her canvas. Another wonderful find Diana.
these are so so stunning, would love to own one of her paintings, it'll definitely take centre stage on my wall!
hi, loved your vintage for kids post, those bird badges are great. And these images are gorgeous, the top one is my favourite
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i love the different surfaces she uses, which creates an interesting depth. the paintings themselves are so beautiful. i'd love to watch her create one of these to see how she layers the paint. these are really wonderful and probably one of my favs.
Really stunning work!
These pieces are absolutely gorgeous (even as they speak of conflict and destruction.) I love the depth in each piece and would be beyond thrilled to have any of these in my home.
These are very cool! I really like the last one a lot.
I love your blog, it's a lot like mine in its randomness. I always stop by to get your latest insight into whatever!
I simply love it all...thanks again my dear.
I adore your eclectic mix of posts, don't ever change!
I love being able to come and visit you here for just the fact that you're so eclectic and always so fashionable and diverse! You have taste and style and an eye for beauty m'dear!
you're so right. inspiration is *everywhere*!!
these are amazing paintings. as others have said, they've got a good depth to them.the last two just come of page.
These are just amazing! Major crush!!
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