Dance art.

Following a suggestion from Sax, does anyone paint or draw dance art? I paint lots and would love to see the work of other dance lovers who paint. This is another one of mine:

That's fabulous Tango.
I'm not an artist but I do like to look at artist's work. I might look around for other paintings featuring dance.

I paint a bit, but purely abstract. They don't 'mean' anything, they don't represent anything, they have no message or story, they are just colours on paper inspired by my very beautiful surroundings. I do them to fulfil the need to get out of my head all the colours swirling and exploding there like a silent firework display. It is soothing and absorbing to do. I am not an angsty artist - I am a carefree, joyous four year old in an grown-up's body.

But I am full of admiration for people who can capture real life - especially the movement involved with depicting dancers. Tango is wonderful at that - incredibly talented.

Love the art work Mr T. Im used to drawing big scale art work for Classroom Freezes! usually involving Fairy Tales or Nursery Rhymnes.
I do thou long to try Charcoal drawings and maybe after lockdown, Tiers A-Z i might find a beginners class.
Really happy to see more of your artwork they really cheer me up.

Thanks all for the nice comments. Here's another; this is Paso Doble:

Its gorgeous and lots of movement in the photo. The shading adds to the lightness & fluidity of the dance. Its almost as if you have captured them on pause and they await the " Play" button to come to life.
For some reason on first glance I though of " Emma"

Not all dance is ballroom style. Some is out on the pavement.....My surname gives the clue...(-:

Absolutely love your art Tango, there's so much movement in them. The colours in your Morris dancers are gorgeous.

I've painted on and off for several years, portraits and landscapes, but seem to have lost the painting mojo this year. Hopefully it'll return.

Would love to see more from your collection.

Love this. Created such a light and joyful scene.You can feel the sashay of the dancers almost in midflow freeze. Your eyes are drawn into the colours of the outfits and their details.
A dandy group of dancers making many young ladies swoon.

jingle wrote:Absolutely love your art Tango, there's so much movement in them. The colours in your Morris dancers are gorgeous.

I've painted on and off for several years, portraits and landscapes, but seem to have lost the painting mojo this year. Hopefully it'll return.

Would love to see more from your collection.

Thank you Sax, D & P and Jingle. I'm happy to show them Jingle. I'd love to see the dance works of others if anybody else paints.Some are just line work, like this. I like to paint in this style