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At 8:02am on October 18, 2010, Peggy Guichu gave Roena King a gift…: Red Ribbon
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At 5:05 on October 18, 2010, Ginny Blakeslee Breen said…: Ro, I so appreciate your online friendship! Ginny

At 6:41pm on October 17, 2010, Sharon Lambert gave Roena King a gift…: Red Ribbon
Hi Ro, Thank you!! You are a very special person and I'm so pleased we met. love Sharon :-0)) xx
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At 11:04 on October 16, 2010, Lyndia Crawford said…: Hi Roena, thank you for your welcome. I'll look forward to seeing everyones paintings, I'm still in awe of what I have seen already. Looking forward to puchasing some CD's from Richard Robinson, to learn as much as I can.
Thank you for your thoughts, yes the quake was nasty for everyone and there are still lot of people working through so much, my family are fine, thank you.

At 7:17 on October 16, 2010, Holly Pilgrim said…: Thanks for welcoming me to this page... It's very kind of you... I love to look at other folks' art. I hope I can help someone, and they can help me.... :-)

At 15:03 on October 15, 2010, Patrick Dennis said…: just posted onr of my paintings .I am very nrevous ,have never done this before . Hope you like it

At 13:40 on October 15, 2010, Patrick Dennis said…: I'm glad that typing 101 is not required.I have been painting for a little over year and have found it very rewarding .recently i sold my first piece I was so axcited that someone actually thought my work had monetary worth . It was just some very simple note cards but still what a rush .I 'm hoping that i can recieve help here at become a better artist . I've been retired for 8years and kept bedgering my wife wothj questions do you think that i can do this ,finally after much agravation on my part " her reply was " shut up and go do it . You will never know unless you try . > My first piece took me 4 days and pads of watercolor paper .When I finished this piece I showed her what i 'd done She was amazed . The rest was hidtory .

At 12:55 on October 15, 2010, Patrick Dennis said…: Thank You, so very much for the welcome , I will look forward to seeing all the beautiful works of art other people have worked so hard on .Please forgive the typing it is not a strong point .

At 20:03 on October 14, 2010, Bernadett Budavári said…: Hello! Thanks very much! I actually had a lot of trouble with the sunny trees pictures but I loved doing it. I also enjoyed drawing the wall and the lamp one.
I looked at the websites and suscribe to the free tutorials on the 5 pencil method. . I also found some more interesting graphic sites. I will look at them and use whatever I feel I can adopt. Here is an interesting one: J.D.Hillberry. Daisy has some great pictures! Nice textures and expressive faces.
I saw you have some balls... :-) they look very good. I like the elk a lot. Also, there is a glazing light-effect one is great!!
I started drawing a landscape a while ago, (one) and I think I will get back to drawing a little before I go back to painting. I love graphite and the lots of effect it can create. I have already learned a lot from the websites regarding the blending techniques. I am left handed so I was happy to see some suggestions on how to keep the paper clean. I always manage to mess it up (my hands too but I don't mind that.)
Yes, if you find some landscape guy I would like that! :-)
We have our wedding anniversary today (4th) so we will go somewhere in the afternoon - I don't know where yet, it is a surprise...
How is your day?

At 19:03 on October 13, 2010, OMER FARUK CENGIZ said…: DEAR ROENA-
YOU`RE ARTWORK IS WONDERFUL. THE MASTERFUL AND IN VARIETY OF YOUR WORK LEFT ME IN AWE.

At 12:47 on October 13, 2010, Yolanda said…: Thank you for the "welcome". I posted a few pics to get me started. My biggest obsticle is FEAR! I'm afraid of failing. I'll just have to move past it. :)

At 10:40 on October 13, 2010, Beverly Theriault said…: OK, Ro, now I'm officially jealous! Seriously, I hope you have a wonderful time and take lots of pictures. Or will you be painting in plein aire?

At 20:02 on October 12, 2010, Bernadett Budavári said…: I started withi drawing. I just didn't put up any here because it is about painting... :-) but I will. Until then, here is my website (my hubby made it for me). It is not up to date but there are some drawings here: http://www.budavaribernadett.hu
It must be nice over there! We have a sunny but cold weather right now. Every time I come to work, I travel accross the Danube and just love watching the scenery, the clouds, the water, it looks like a postcard (when I have a chance to see beyond the shoulders and ears of the passengers I'm travelling with on the bus :-)
Orange cube! It sounds like a very interesting study. Tell me, how does it go?

At 5:03pm on October 11, 2010, Remegio Onia gave Roena King a gift…: Red Ribbon
Thank you very much for the warm welcome you have given me and for taking your time making very interesting, insightful and encouraging comments on my paintings. I appreciate it very much.
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At 6:11 on October 11, 2010, Tony Outis said…: Hi Ro, I particularly like the delicate colors in The Pots and the composition and colors in The Homestead. Tony

At 13:56 on October 10, 2010, M Shahrin Shaari said…: Hi Ro,
Thanks for your comment and invaluable thoughts.
Hope to make more artist friends here..:-)

At 19:21 on October 9, 2010, Gail Runciman-Nicholls said…: Hi Ro,
Thank you for the comments on Fire on the Mountain; the prelim sketch and Peeled; and Stormy. Much appreciated. :-))

At 15:57 on October 9, 2010, Jeffery Doherty said…: Thanks for the link. The apple did look good on the torn WC paper.

At 4:58 on October 9, 2010, Sharon Lambert said…: Thanks Roena! Your onion has come out beautifully and it was a real pleasure to sit and watch your slide show. You have painted some wonderful pictures.
Don't have much time to browse at the moment, but will certainly have a look around soon!
Sharon xx