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Thank you, Kevin!
I happen to see this in the photos as they were sliding by and this grabbed my eye. Had to log in to say very well done.
Thank you for the compliments, Colleen and Craig!
Britt this is great!
Beautiful! I really like it Britt!
Not sure it is a problem, but curious what folks think or do with that technique. With acrylics, there's not much rubbing off! :) well, only if you are really fast!
Thank you Thomas and Deb!
I absolutely understand where you are coming from, Deb! I can only say for myself that I really like the texture of the canvas, and that I like to use my warm underpainting for some of my highlights by rubbing off the paint on top with a rag, but that a master painter would likely consider that this is a technique problem to be addressed.
OK, this caught my eye and I like it. BUT I have an honest question to ask and don't mean this as critical at all. I notice that many oil artists paint "thin" so the raw canvas shows through. For some reason I don't like this. Please speak to this if you can. I understand this can possibly just be my personal taste.
Thank you, Manneherrin! I decided the details were beyond me anyway, so I would just go for color and emotion.
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