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I have been creating a preliminary drawing for each painting before I begin to paint.  It allows me to breathe a little, to evaluate, and then to carefully map out a composition and a value struture before I begin with paint.

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Susan Roux said…
Sometimes slowing down is the key to improvement. This is very nice and energetic. Great color use.
LindaHunt said…
Thanks Susan and Pam. I don't know why it takes me so long to finally figure something out that I know works.
Nora MacPhail said…
This is great Linda. Radishes can be so dark but you found a fresh approach towards them. Nice!
LindaHunt said…
Nora,thank you so much!

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