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The Violinist

I have been wanting to paint this image for a long time....bringing to where I wanted it was tough.  I will photograph again because the sun was too bright and there is glare on the paint.  The colors are richer than depicted here.

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Jo Mackenzie said…
Once again you are stretching an growing. I never know what to expect. You are the "unexpected artist". I am so glad you are back on line. I paint better when you are painting too.
LindaHunt said…
Jo...thank you so much...the hiatus was good for me to mull things over and figure out just who I wanted to be and where I wanted to go. There are so many voices out there and when it comes right down to it the only voice that really counts is your own.

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