Two Peacocks as One (MA140524(065))

Subject: The painting depicts two peacocks facing each other with their tails spread out to create the shape of a tree.
Peacocks: The peacocks are the most prominent feature in the painting. They are large birds, one colored red and the other blue. Their bodies are a solid color with black markings on their heads and wings. Their tails are large and colorful, with feathers in shades of blue and red.
Background: The background of the painting is a muted gold color.
Colors: The painting is dominated by bright colors – blues, reds, greens, yellows, and gold. These colors create a sense of vibrancy and energy.
Shapes: The shapes in the painting are a mix of geometric and organic. The peacocks’ bodies are curved, while their tails spread out in large, circular shapes. The tails’ feathers create fan-like shapes.
Composition: The painting is symmetrical. The two peacocks are positioned facing each other in the center of the painting, with their tails forming the tree shape above them. This symmetry creates a sense of balance and harmony.

Emotions
The bright colors and the peacocks’ elaborate tails create a sense of awe and wonder.
The symmetrical composition creates a sense of balance and harmony.