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At 14:20 on February 15, 2015, Alia Outrey said…: Thanks so much for liking my Rocky Day Shore, Karlo! I can't believe it is in a (juried) gallery now! You are so kind : )

At 5:45 on February 8, 2015, Silvana M Albano said…: Hi Karlo! Thanks for your comment. I re uploaded the pic as the resolution was too low, so I just took a pic of the area. Unfortunately, the commet got lost :(...hope you don't mind...!!!

At 8:28 on May 23, 2014, Ana Murza said…: Thank you very much Karlo, for your like on my Workshop32. Cheers, Ana

At 11:01 on March 20, 2014, Roena King said…: Karlo, the friend who won competitions using the Flemish Tech is Angela Smith. Not sure she is a member here.

Are you a member of I Draw and Paint? community.how-to-draw-and-paint.com

Here is her page on that site. It is all I could find of her work.

http://community.how-to-draw-and-paint.com/profile/AngelaSmith

At 9:22 on March 20, 2014, Olivia O'Carra said…: Thanks for liking my painting Karlo.It means a lot coming from such an accomplished artist.Love you seascapes

At 11:37 on February 28, 2014, Roena King said…: Flemish.....I have a friend who does nothing but ocean paintings. When she enters them in judged shows she always places. Mostly 1st and one Best of Show. She says she always wins with the Flemish paintings.

Have a look at www.ArtPapa.com. He has 3 free tutorials on the left. Read those as it tells the why you do these steps. It is such an easy process.........just have more than 1 painting going at a time so you dont rush before the layer gets dry. Another good one is http://www.easy-oil-painting-techniques.org/ (Delmus Phelps) Just read on both of those sites and give one a try. It is so easy! smile Fast time is age related I think!!! LOL

At 11:00 on February 27, 2014, Roena King said…: Hi Karlo, Thanks for the comment on Memories of Fall. It is the technique (as I have attempted to learn) of the Flemish old masters way of doing things. I enjoy it a lot.

At 5:49 on December 24, 2013, Cheryl Lipham said…: You know I had a difficult time with this re-do. Comments well placed mentioned that the rocks in the foreground blocked the pathway into the scene. So I got rid of them and doing so created a new flow of the water. I didn't know how to make it correctly move. My husband suggested it now was a larger jetty and make it just swirl around....oh, I tried! But I do like the openness more. I'll have to check out that book you mentioned...every little bit helps! Thanks again and have a wonderful holiday season! Peace to you and your family.

At 16:21 on December 22, 2013, Cheryl Lipham said…: Thank you so much for 'liking' my Seascape. It means a lot coming from an artist as you are. You have some very dramatic and lively seascapes yourself! Lovely.