Posted on April 4, 2015, in 2015, An Artist's Life, Art in general, Creative Process, Domestic Threats, Pastel Painting, Working methods and tagged "A Promise Meant to be Broken", accident, accomplished, add, anything, artists, back, beginning, body, build, certain, certainty, create, creative, Domestic Threats, easel, end, finished, good-bye, important, journey, literally, middle, nothing, painting, particular, point, probably, sandpaper, saying, self portrait, series, soft pastel, something, still, summing, suppose, taken, think, tried, turning, urgency, work. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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Barbara, I love “A Promise, Meant to be Broken.” it is so enchanting and exudes a warm, whimsical spirit — like you! So, is that what happens in your studio when your back is turned? It looks like you had a lot of fun creating this.
Thanks very much, Renee.