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Fabulous clear colour pallete. I love it.
Polly Jones said…
Lovely and so are all your landscapes you've been up to!
Dana Cooper said…
Lovely piece Linda, I love the palette too!
Linda Popple said…
Beautiful, Linda. Your landscapes are fantastic, too! Love your work!
Anonymous said…
Linda, what a fresh and spontaneous looking piece. love it!
Carol Nelson said…
I love the minimum number of brushstrokes you took to create this piece. Fresh and spontaneous (like Julie said.)
Carol Blackburn said…
Good afternoon Linda. Very nice. Love the color.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you all for your encouraging comments.
Anonymous said…
I love how you say so much with a minimum of strokes.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you very much for your comments. I struggle to keep colors clean and to say as much as I can with as little as I can. I took a class recently from Carol Marine and my objective was to learn to keep my palette from getting muddy and chalky. I learned so much from her and was grateful to be able to attend. I still work with the palette of colors she suggested and find I can get almost every color I need. Your comments encourage me....Thank You!
Sandra Galda said…
great job on such a hard flower...and you have made it sing!
Maggie said…
really like this one.

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