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I took a walk with my husband through the hospital, to see a friend there. She moved from the 9th floor, to the third floor. We were glad we stopped at the desk to ask where she was in the hospital. Our person had company, but this lady was wonderful, and full of wisdom, and caring. She was staying with our friend and making her feel at home, if…[Read more]

You might choose a hard task, but this builds your mind. It also gives you something to do that isn’t boring. It is a challenge. Conquer the challenges, and you learn to do this in life.

The blanket you drew looks so real.

I love the detail, and the part of the painting that is not detailed. Your art is wonderful. The seashell is very good. Keep painting.

I love your style, and that the paintings don’t appear heavy. There is lightness about them. I love everything I see here, and that is not always the case.

Your rendition is great.

I love this study, and I will come back to read it again, and again. It is informative, educational for my knowledge of brushes, and I feel it is coming from someone who has the time to share details with other artists. I love detail, and I choose brushes that have the ability to do what I want. The more expensive ones seem to do better. I love…[Read more]

This is excellent. I love the idea of painting a rooster. I won’t unless I have a live one I can sketch. Your instructions are concise, and this is good. Thanks.

These are lovely.

I have used the expression, “Tickled Pink” when I loved something that much. I believe there is room for more than two, to like this expression.

I have painted in oil, water-color, and acrylic. I love to paint water, flowers, and I illustrate at times on my posts.

I reviewed your work, and it is outstanding. Watercolor is not an easy medium for detail. Keep painting.

I had no fear of turtles, or frogs.

I used to catch little frogs like this. We were warned that they might cause a growth on your hand if they peed on it. I let them go eventually.

I am not either, but I have come out of my shell of shyness. When Dad met Christ, he said his shyness left. So I asked for it to leave. A man of God I met prayed over me and rebuked the Spirit of intimidation that was on me. I didn’t know. He rebuked it, and I have been better. I used to be very intimidated. Smile. Set free. Gradual changes make a…[Read more]

Drawing takes time, and I am sure your sketches took time to make. Sketching is serious business when you write. Smile. Those glass are wonderful, and they make your face scream, “Extrovert.”

The marbles look so real. Good job!

Thank you.

Advice I read here is wonderful.

I am always trying to find artwork that others have finished. Yours is profound.