“The Meandering Pause”
I spotted this gentleman at a street fair, where he was stopped in the midst of the flurry of people and activity. His quiet and lingering pose begat the inspiration for this painting. I kept the painting largely in mid-tones, with a greater emphasis and contrast on how the light and shadows animated his face, which readily aroused my curiosity about the man’s thoughts. This is what stirs me to paint people.
Image: 11 x 14 inches
Matted: yes (matted size 16 x 20 inches), in white
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Terry Freemark Watercolors 
6 Responses to ““The Meandering Pause””
Your love of your work shines through everytime Terry
Thanks, Lorraine, and I know it’s the same for you. We’ve been bit!
I love this one!
Thanks – I like it too.
This piece turned out so beautifully Terry. I love the colors you decide to push. Your comment about being curious as to his thoughts is such a neat premise for your pieces.
Thanks, Sherry. I think it’s the emotional component, how something affects us, that always stirs us to create a painting and try to express that.