Nancy Bea Miller

[Lisa Ober]

I feel like I have the vocabulary and artistic education of a two year old next to Garth's response so rather than really pegging myself as a complete idiot let me just say that I think your painting is beautiful.

Well, better go. I have to go buy the book "How to Speak So People Won't Think You're Stupid" which I believe is on sale.

[Alexandra Tyng]

Thank you, Michele, Tony, Garth & Lisa!

Lisa, forget buying the book, your portrait of the woman in the sari just spoke more eloquently than words. In fact all of you are superb artists and I value your comments more than I can say, so now I'm feeling a bit tongue-tied.

By the way, I forgot to say the portrait is 26" x 36".

[Alexandra Tyng]

Oh, yes, and Garth, you are welcome to come over to my studio any time. I'd like to see some more of your work in person too.

[Cindy Procious]

I don't know Nancy Bea, but, despite that, DITTO WHAT GARTH SAID.

[Garth Herrick]

Well, I had the pleasure of meeting Alex today at her studio. She is very well set up with a generous flood of north light streaming through a bank of period double hung windows. Alex is as genuine an individual as one will ever meet, and we had an endless conversation about all aspects of art.

This portrait of Nancy Bea Miller just sparkled on her studio wall. The colors are even fresher in life, as you might imagine. It is always satisfying to see original art in person, just in front of you!

Thanks Alex,

Garth

[Elizabeth Schott]

Alex this is wonderful. In addition to the great gesture of your friend, it looks like you got to have tons of fun with all kinds of subject matter.

Lovely!

[Ngaire Winwood]

This is an inspiring portrait of your friend and speaks volumes of passion. Well done.

[Dianne Gardner]

Oh Alex, I love it! It is so humanly lovely and personal and full of life. Its beautiful!

Dianne