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Tears

10X10

$135
Available at my Etsy Store
SOLD 
For some reason blogger is not letting me publish an image...I am working on this!

I was finally able to publish by adding the photo to Picasa web page and uploading that way...has anyone else experienced this problem?

In this painting I painted from an angle looking down and worked quickly trying to stay in the abstract.

Comments

Jerry Stocks said…
Sorry about the flu and Happy New Year to you. Hope you'll be happy to know I finished the semester with a 4.0 average. Just one more semester to go and then maybe we can paint together.
Kathy Cousart said…
Wonderful painting and I love the perspective of looking down on something! Glad you are felling better and painting again. Big fan here!
Long time since i have been active blogging. I am so glad to see you ala wonderful works. Happy New Year and happy sales of your works.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you Jerry, Kathy, and Cathy for stopping by.

Congrats on your grades...that is fabulous! Hope to see you in the Spring or Summer...we will make better arrangement!

Oh thank you, Kathy. I viewed you web site and really want to express how wonderful your work is! Ethereal!

Hi Cathy...gosh so good to hear from you! I will stop by soon to see what you have been up to..

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