Roy went to work today so I could do some more to this. Comments always very welcome and I don't know if you have noticed the 'reactions' part at the end of each post? I would love some of those too!
Hi Michael, Thanks for your visit and comment, much appreciated. I have always preferred big ones, it is only in the last 9 months that I have painted smaller, hoping they would be more saleable! I like to swing my arms about!
Wow. You tackle such huge projects, my marvelous friend. Beautifully done. Hey, did I drop the ball somewhere? I still want your fabulous painting. Let me know how!
Thank you, Dianne, for the lovely comment and the award. David, wow! a compliment indeed,to be teasured, thank you. Testament to your teaching, you are brilliant.
20X30IN oil painting, now that is a real big one.
ReplyDeleteHi Michael, Thanks for your visit and comment, much appreciated. I have always preferred big ones, it is only in the last 9 months that I have painted smaller, hoping they would be more saleable! I like to swing my arms about!
ReplyDeleteThis looks a challenge to do. Two portraits in one! Hope all goes well. Its looking good.
ReplyDeleteWow. You tackle such huge projects, my marvelous friend. Beautifully done. Hey, did I drop the ball somewhere? I still want your fabulous painting. Let me know how!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan and Carolann. Your un wavering support means a lot to me, keeps me going!
ReplyDeleteWow Sharon, I love how this has developed! Your portraits are superbe.
ReplyDeleteThere is an award for you at my blog!
Happy painting!
Nice warm shadows, and a compelling 'story' in the painting. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dianne, for the lovely comment and the award.
ReplyDeleteDavid, wow! a compliment indeed,to be teasured, thank you. Testament to your teaching, you are brilliant.