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Old 07-03-2005, 04:48 AM   #11
Tricia Migdoll Tricia Migdoll is offline
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Thanks, Richard. I will go with this one, but maybe add the full form of the shoulder too.?
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I will go with this one, but maybe add the full form of the shoulder too.?
Hi Tricia, I agree with this idea - psychologically, I think this works best with lots of breathing space around the mother (lots of room to the edges of the canvas). They would seem to be more in their own world that way. I think this will be a lovely painting.
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