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Old 01-09-2006, 10:19 PM   #6
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Welcome Richard!

It's good to have you joining us on this Forum too. I'll be looking forward to your inspired posts and intellect.

Marcus, it sure looks like he is using the canvas as a palette; which is darned clever and efficient if you think about it: the nuts of paint are right where he needs them, in sight and in the same light for mixing purposes; also there's no bulky palette to get heavy and stand between him and his freedom of movement! What a good idea. Thanks for sharing this glimpse into Mr. Assael's technique. Have you seen this painting finished, in the demo? I too am curious about how it was resolved.

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