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OK.....No you are not seeing double I did list this a number of days ago. I liked it and I wanted to post it again on DPO. Anyway, the painting I did for today was not one I liked very much. I never tire of watermelon. Love to paint them and love to eat them.

6X6 inches
oil
canvas panel

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Carol Blackburn said…
Thanks for clearing that up, Linda. After my hubby told me about a conversation he thinks I had that I know I didn't have, I was sure my eyes were playing tricks on me too. We cleared up the conversation controversy; and "no" I didn't have it, I was right. And, you can post your watermelon anytime. Maybe during the deep winter when we all get tired of snow and long for hot summer days!
It's really nice.
Susan Roden said…
And I love seeing it a second time - great little mini Linda!
Animated from your strokes too.
Anonymous said…
great watermelon Linda. yummy and juicy looking! excited to be a part of DPO with you.
Nice one to enjoy twice. Love the brushwork.
Well, you should paint watermelon EVERY day if you like! I love this piece, and it is an interesting composition, and has beautiful brushstrokes.

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