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Cyclists in Savannah

This painting has been in progress for months.  Large and unwieldy....I did learn a lot though I have to say.  The size is 2'X4'....it is a Christmas present for my husband who is a cyclist himself.  The photo is one that my husband took of a bike race in Savannah last early summer. 

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Jerry Stocks said…
Linda, this is one fantastic painting. I know your husband will be thrilled. Merry Christmas
This is so awesome and such a large scale!! wow!! Happy Holidays Linda
Your painting is so luscious. Beautiful.

I noticed that you signed up for Leslie Saeta's 30 in 30 challenge. Congrats. I'm one of the challenge artists too. Isn't it exciting she's giving us another chance?

If you want to limber up for it, I'm currently running a less stressful ART PARTY over at my blog. You can post any painting that fits the GIFTS AND DECORATIONS THEME, any day till December 24th. Each daily link is open for posting for 24 hours and then it is open for voting on each new painting. If you don't want to post you can just enjoy voting.

Sign up with instructions is here http://paintamasterpiece.blogspot.ca/2013/11/gifts-and-decorations-art-party-begins.html

Once you register you can post your work any day here http://http://paintamasterpiece.blogspot.com

I do hope you join us.

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