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How long did this painting take? Way longer than I would like to admit. It went through some periods of intense struggle. It did not quite paint itself like we all wish would happen. This process began early last August with the photo shoot. I had been painting off and on ever since. Garth |
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I see you as quite the inspired and inspiring draftsman, in a direct and painterly way. and I always look forward to your posts. Garth |
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I always look forward to what ever you have to contribute to anyone with your always thoughtful insights. I do try to do as you say. It is not always simple and straight forward to get it down and get it right, but that is what I strive for. Thanks! Garth |
This is an amazing painting, Garth!
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Thanks Cynthia!
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Garth,
What a great piece. The impromptu nature makes it come to life. It's simply beautiful. Jerome (Garth) |
Well Garth, now that you have posted an improved image, I realize that this painting has numerous flaws and believe you should give up painting.
Sorry Garth, that was my doppleganger. Tomorrow marks a year since you've joined SOG, and we've all been lucky to have you here. I'm not a portrait painter stalker, just noticed it was the Ides of March on the profile. ps. did you get my PM about philly? |
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Thanks so much! Kids that age certainly are just bounding with energy, aren't they? Garth |
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Hello Garth!
Since my move back to my hometown in California I haven't had a whole lot of time to peruse the posts in the last few weeks. But, I'm telling ya right now that this image is like a soothing balm to my tired old eyes. So wonderful to behold. Thanks my friend! Your colors and tones are so smooth and supple. The illusion of reality is as if the viewer can almost hear the rustling of the organza material in this touching scene. Supreme workmanship Garth. ~Gear |
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