Painting Completion Truths
1) A painting which seems to be almost done, will always take far longer to actually complete than you anticipate.
2) Inversely (or would it be conversely?), after a long hiatus, sometimes you see that painting with suddenly new clarity, and exactly what it needs seems apparent.
3) In either case, the progress will not make for interesting blog-viewing. Alas.
2) Inversely (or would it be conversely?), after a long hiatus, sometimes you see that painting with suddenly new clarity, and exactly what it needs seems apparent.
3) In either case, the progress will not make for interesting blog-viewing. Alas.
posted by LisaBee at 3:30 PM
2 Comments:
Hi, I've been reading your blog for a long time now and just wanted to pop in and say that I really love your work. Thanks too for sharing the studio visits here. I really enjoyed viewing Beverly Floyd's work.
Hi Bridgette! Thanks for checking in-- it's always fun to find out who's 'out there'. I visited your blog, and I can definitely see where you have an affinity with my friend Bev's work. (She's been inspired to start up a blog now too!)
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