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ELEMENTAL


I had an professor that told us if we didn't know what to draw to draw circles and squares. Hence, I decided that I would paint a ball, square, and cylindar.
It was really a great exercise and I enjoyed it very much. Working with the color was a blast!
6X6 inches
oil
canvas panel (archival)

Comments

Karen Bruson said…
Great exercise. Nice job.
Linda Popple said…
When I saw that red box - wow! Brought back some good memories. Great job with these shapes and colors! Good exercise.
Janice said…
Thanks for your comments again Linda, it's a joy seeing your paintings!
and itsn't "thrifting " fun? I love looking for old dresses to dress my daughters in and paint!

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