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Hydrangea

I am struggling with the new interface so bear with me while I try to learn. Whew...this is really taxing. Anyway this is a painting redo that turned into an entirely different painting, which I like much better. Composition, composition, composition...the key to everything. In this painting I experimented with a little palette knife work. It was kind of fun!

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Nancy Van Blaricom said…
Oh Linda the colors in this one are yummy. A very cheerful painting.
You did great with this composition. I use to think I did ok with composition, but the more I know the less appealing my compositions are. I like how you've drawn us into the painting here. A winner for sure.
April 21, 2012 8:45 AM
martinealison said…
Il y a une si grande fraîcheur dans cette dernière oeuvre... J'aime particulière ce rendu vivifiant et pure... La composition est bien combinée, bravo encore une fois c'est un excellent travail.
Gros bisous

Oh je suis revenue sur l'ancienne version car je me perdais complètement dans la nouvelle!!
April 22, 2012 2:24 AM
Marie Theron said…
So fresh! All of us tend to overdo hydrangeas, Linda!You got it just right!
April 22, 2012 11:53 AM
LindaHunt said…
Thank you so much...I love them and find them a real challenge to paint!!!
April 22, 2012 1:54 PM
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