Another productive path is adding a story to your artwork.

Painting Peonies artwork as an example.

Telling a story with your artwork is an invitation for a dialogue with a viewer. Asking some questions help to describe feelings or mood. There are seven emotional expressions universal to people over the words – happiness, sadness, surprise, fear, anger, disgust, contempt. Which one you would like to receive from a spectator?

Example of painting that telling a happy story:)

Do you like reading and flowers? Would you like to add some fresh and relaxing look to your room? This painting Red peony will accommodate your needs. Imagine a peaceful comfy evening. Visualize a cup of warm cappuccino as a friendly hug. Add fluffy peonies to your room. Do not forget your favorite book. Voila!:)

Images often show your moments in a story, capturing the essence and emotions that words sometimes struggle to convey. You can select a personal moment to represent the entire narrative. A single image can evoke many memories and feelings.

Narrative art works often showcase well-known or historical tales. Sometimes, these tales are mythic. They can bring these stories to life in vivid detail.

They can represent your own imaginary story. They invite viewers to embark on a journey through your unique perspective and creativity.

This interplay between imagery and storytelling deepens our understanding of the narrative. It also fosters a personal connection between the artist and the audience. Every piece becomes a compelling invitation to engage with the art on a deeper level. :)

The magic of the holidays is in the making!  Join me on this artistic adventure as I explore the captivating world of #TravelVibes #ArtAdventure

You are welcome to visit my personal website pages. There, you can find out more about the artwork I am offering in oil and watercolor paintings. You can buy canvas prints, framed prints, and more artwork.

All paintings belong to the author. No image is to be copied without permission.

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