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4X6"
This painting was painted for the DPW challenge this week. I was very excited because I bought one of the Carol Marine and David Marine still life stage setups here and it is a wonderful tool.  Because the light is captured inside of the 'tent' it made painting so much easier.  I highly recommend this device!

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Gloria j Zucaro said…
Hi Linda, I was wondering why your DPW photo of your entry has not space to comment? I really like your pinks in your shells and the reflections into the plate.
August 29, 2012 8:26 AM
Layne Cook said…
Hi Linda,

I tried to comment on DPW, but for some reason the comment line kept disappearing! Anyway, I think you have some nice colors going here and I like the way you "sheltered" the yolk at the base of the shells. I don't know how anybody lights still lifes effectively without the light box. It's a "must have"!
August 29, 2012 9:14 AM
LindaHunt said…
Hi Layne...you are so right...I have noticed a huge improvement in my painting since the light box.

Thank you, Gloria...I have tried to find out why this is happening.
September 03, 2012 4:27 PM
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