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Starburst


I have begun to re-evaluate my painting strategy and I find that things are troubling me. I am ending up with some mud at times and my brushstrokes get lost in too much mark making. Sooo...today I painted this petunia one stroke at a time. It was tempting to kind of mussshh around, but, I kept things clean. I was pretty happy with the results.

6X6
Oil
Raymar Canvas Panel

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Douglas Clark said…
Linda this is very nice but you DON'T need to change anything.
August 18, 2011 5:13 PM
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