Christine

[Kimberly Dow]

Chris, good for you - I think you should keep practicing since I will be at the PSA conference for the first time and I do expect perfection. I just sent off my registration and am excited to be attending. No pressure or anything.

Im so envious of your live model times! I think it looks great. Bill slowed me way down as well.

[Michele Rushworth]

a live demo I will give this May at the Portrait Society of America meeting in Dallas

Congratulations! I hope to see you there.

[Linda Brandon]

This will be a not-to-be-missed event, Chris! Congratulations! (and thanks for posting this lovely head and shoulders, too).

[Molly Williams]

Chris, I think that is a beautiful start of a portrait! The colors are vibrant. and the greens in the eyes look great corresponding to the background. Are you going to do another session? . . .

[Chris Saper]

Thank you all very much.

Molly, No, just one session per victim. I'd really like to pick up my pace a bit in preparation for the demo, and a big part of that is deciding how much time of the 2 - hour session to commit to the drawing part before using color. It's always worked out best for me to spend a LOT of drawing time in the beginning.

Michele, Linda and Kim - thanks, I am pretty excited about the demo .

[David Draime]

Beautiful job, Chris. I look forward to seeing you again, in Dallas. And watching your demo.

[Alexandra Tyng]

Yay, Chris! This is beautiful spontaneous art. And I am SO glad the PSA asked you to give a live demo. Very smart of them indeed!

You go girl!

Alex