Please see Mark Rothko's early works....not the large flat planes of colour, but the more intricate drawing-like paintings/drawings..this is exquisite! One of my favourites of yours. That red area just counterbalances the gentleness of the lines to the left pefectly and the whole work is meaningful in an obtuse manner...mother/father/child.violence?

nice Simon, love the lines in the middle,well done

intricate lines, nice colors.

This drawing definitely conveys a clear sense of separation and distance. It's rather painful to look at, actually. Excellent work.

simon i think the little one is causing friction with the larger ones.

No actual connection between them with jealousy and intentional degradation as barriers. Consuming passion and flashes of cowardice provide yet more dimension.
A past of violence marked by the stain of dried brown blood.
But yet, there is hope and love in the clear sky.
I see this more as a Parent child piece. Please let me know what you had intended on this fascinating work.

Rather disturbing, hope there's peace now for the sake of the child :-)

Yes, disturbing image. Red is a threatening color for some. Good composition!

Kirk

That's awsome work. :)

I'm getting this message: that the defined humans depicted in the bluish green (parent and child) are having a dramatic episode over the not yet defined interloper that seems to be inserting itself into the relationship or is being introduced into an established one...whatever the relationship is that's being threatened...it's clearly portrayed. This is one for the art galleries. PJ

so like the real world as all couples have something that threatens themselves along the road to happiness..