Will re-work this after it's had a minute to dry. Every time I sat down to paint, something else needed my attention. (Ha, not complaining!) If it was smaller I might throw it on the burn pile, but at 16x20, wasting the materials and time it took to get this far is unthinkable. It's still salvage-able! Will come back around to it after a little break.
Monday, February 15, 2010
16x20 Daisy Painting in Progress
Will re-work this after it's had a minute to dry. Every time I sat down to paint, something else needed my attention. (Ha, not complaining!) If it was smaller I might throw it on the burn pile, but at 16x20, wasting the materials and time it took to get this far is unthinkable. It's still salvage-able! Will come back around to it after a little break.
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Are you kidding?!!! I think it looks great!
ReplyDeleteOh thanks Debbie... Really, it's a hot mess up close.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good to me! I like the sense of depth you have, the colors, and the subtle design 'wallpaper' in the background.
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p.s. I've been wondering where this painting was . . .
It looks great from over here, Diane. I'm looking forward to seeing the finish...
ReplyDeleteI like it too!
ReplyDeleteThat crate looks hard...you will pull it off I am sure!
Oh Diane, I hope you do not throw it away, it is stunning. Isn't it funny how we are all our own worst critics? this is such a lovely piece, though I like all of your florals, this is one of my favorites!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!! Gerbera daisies are my favorite flower.
ReplyDeleteThe purple duck must stay. (There's a sentence I don't believe I'm said before.)
ReplyDeleteThe little duck is begging to be finished. What a nice companion to go along with your "Saturday Circus" painting. Love the way you work the cute little creatures into them.
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