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I just completed this 12"x 9" oil painting of a still life.  I am pleased with the way that it turned out.  I worked quickly and tried very hard to not overwork the painting.  The break that I took from painting benefited me I believe.  Sometimes its important to step away and really evaluate where you want your work to go.  I have been looking at many artists over the past few weeks and feel enriched.  In this painting I was focused on the pink of the larger glass vase.  That pink really drew me in.
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martinealison said…
Bonjor chère amie,

Une belle composition... J'aime la vivifiante douceur de vos couleurs.
Très jolie peinture.
Je vous fais de gros bisous ♡
May 13, 2014 6:03 PM
LindaHunt said…
Thanks, Martine....I really enjoyed painting this painting! Glad that you liked the composition and colors! Hugs to you!!!
May 13, 2014 7:02 PM
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