I think it's really pretty just as it is, a nice form doesn't need drawing or painting - but if you are just having fun and enjoying it, go for it. :)

yep! agree with Heather, you make me want to play too ;D

I really like this Efi! From the pics the finish looks just as good as if you had used wire and tools. If it were me I would attack it like a art toy and maybe do a fluid design depicting the sea/waves starting at the bottom climbing upwards, but not getting all of the way. I'd just use black pen I think and possibly a splash of blue. That's just me though. I'm sure you have a nice idea for it. I say jump in and get busy on it even if you have something more minimalist in mind. You can always re-spray it. Good luck and have fun! :)

I don't think the output is poor at all. Its fluid and beautiful. Like calvin it makes me want to get the modelling clay out!

Looks perfect as is to me.

I think it looks great! How fun! You make me want to try something new!

Whoa- this amazing! Love it :)

So beautiful & inspiring, Efi! Great work.... beautiful as is, but you can use it as a blank canvas too! :)

What an exquisite form! I agree with Heather that it is so beautiful just as it is. I'm sure that if you painted it, the end result would be beautiful as well. But maybe you should just make a second one? I just love this as is!

I think it's gorgeous, Efi...so graceful :)

Graceful and muscular at the same time. Sleek, like a Brancusi.

So graceful and lovely in BW

I think it's great as it is... maybe just a coat of the richest Ives Klein blue?

I think it looks awesome as is! Wonderful work Efi.

I like the simplicity of it .. the curves, smoothness, grace. I wouldn't do anything else to it.... but let your heART ♥ led the way.....

It is great! white is cute, black? I don't know, this form has different possibilities!!

Of course it has different possibilities, that's just one of the things I might have done with it.

beatufiul

I meant beautiful :)

You guys are the sweetest! Thanks all, for your wonderful and helpful comments! When the idea first came to me, I had visualized this as total white with a white glossy finish (liquid glass or something that could resemble porcelain). I must admit that the most important thing to me, when creating or seeing a piece, is balance and often simplicity. Heather has my point... The thing is, I feel itchy, about totally messing with it, but wouldn't like to "ruin" it either! Mat, "respraying it", you actually gave me an undo, for sure! lol!
I loved your ideas and I would make a mould out of this, so I could play with dozens of different styles! (Maybe that's what I should do, only I am too lazy)
I think, I'll sleep on it... I'll keep you posted!
Thanks again for your time and great comments! :D

make a mold, do 10 plaster casts and play with them - not the original. :)

it's awesome! it's so smooth I am impressed and I love that it's just a the tail ... I can imagine the rest :) I love it simplistic like this in white. Very natural and reminds of the texture of a sand dollar.

I love the way you stick, to what you believe! lol! xo

beautiful!

Angela, I am glad you like it! Actually, finishing this with sandpaper was so much fun! White powder was all over the place, including me! I had missed getting dirty hands! :)

Hi, Gréta! Thanks! :)

Beautiful lines, you should play more often.

I wish, I could, Anai! Thank you, so much! :)