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A fresh impasto oil painting of the t base image of owl head and neck at veiwers eye level,incorporating the style of mondrain. with some of the colors mondrain used. Background is comprised soft neutral whites and beige. Leave the lines that are already there
A vibrant, close-up abstract painting depicts the textured face of an owl, rendered in a mosaic-like style with a palette knife. The owl's head fills the frame, showcasing a rich tapestry of colors including blue, red, orange, yellow, green, and white, applied in thick, impasto strokes that create a three-dimensional effect. The brushwork forms distinct, angular patches of color, reminiscent of stained glass or shattered pieces, outlined with thin black lines.
The owl's large, expressive eyes are a focal point, particularly the right eye which is centrally positioned and bursts with concentric circles of color, prominently featuring a blue iris and a black pupil. The colors surrounding the eye radiate outwards, transitioning into the intricate feather patterns of the owl's face. The texture of the paint is palpable, with visible ridges and peaks from the palette knife application.
A bold, black spiral line, resembling a Fibonacci sequence or a golden ratio curve, is overlaid on the painting. This spiral originates from the left and gracefully encircles the right eye, then continues to curve towards the bottom right of the image, where it terminates. Along this spiral, three bright red circular dots are strategically placed: one just below the right eye
