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Two acrylic paintings 8X10 on panel, of an urban landscape. Color vs, Grays. I think the importance of painting with grays can be as impor...
3 comments:
Hi Linda,
I saw your painting on the virtual paintout site. Amazingly I am working on the same scene. I don't know if I will have it finished by the deadline. Just thought it was neat that we both chose the same image. I like the contrast of the old and new...and how the historic building is dwarfed by the big skyscrapers. You handled this really well.
linda, i did two paintings and the painting you did
was one. I sent bill guffey one I did on 6 north street. I like all your work
great traveling with all the virtual painters.
julie, hope you finish your painting.
Every time I see this building dwarfed by the steel and glass skyscrapers that have grown around it, I'm amazed at the scale Boston once was.
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