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After two months of concentrating on other work, my family and the holidays I have begun painting again. In fact, last weekend I realized I needed to finish 2 paintings by Monday so I would have enough work to submit to a gallery here or I would have to wait another year, and really it's the only local gallery that seems right for my work. Luckily my husband was able to be a full time dad and I spent the weekend in the studio, no interruptions. I did send them out but after looking at the photos I realized they are far from finished. Here they are until I can get to them again (the top one is the drawing of Venice that I had so much trouble with).
2 comments:
Hi Laura, nothing like deadlines to send you to the studio... I sometimes do commissions and I experience it all the time ! Actually, I tend to think that working in a hurry makes your working hours more efficient and your art straigt to the essentials.
Hi Ghislane, yes if nothing else deadlines take away excuses for not working.
Are you a full time painter?
By the way I love "Circulaire"
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