Here is another painting on the night shift, the flowers and green vase are a little washed out with the flash hitting that side of the painting.
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Thanks for your generous comment on my blog!
I must say the same about yours! I so love the fact that you have shown us bits and pieces of the full painting too. I believe a good piece of art can be cut into tiny little pieces of equally valuable art. This painting is a definite display of craftsmanship. I wish I can paint as carefully and diligently as you. I find myself (often) rushing through my work. It is the final satisfaction which drives me to it (or should I say lack of patience?)
Hugs. Nina
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