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Old 05-14-2004, 01:05 PM   #1
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Tony,

That's what I thought. Your extensive experience in painting from life informs you in how to interpret a photograph. It would be wonderful to see how you manage to develop a finished painting in five hours; to watch how you begin, make major decisions, block in the values and forms, and keep the whole thing developing at once. Perhaps a photograph per hour showing each advancing stage could teach us a lot.

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Eventualy i will post a demo....

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