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| A Portrait in Progress |
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posted by: ggirl (reply)
post date: 12.07.06 (10:03 am)
While I was in the midst of chemo, I decided to work on art, something I haven't done since I was around 15. I was reading some books about it and I recall that all of them said the hardest part of learning to draw is seeing what's actually there, instead of relying on what we believe to be there. I look forward to seeing the portrait when it's finished.
posted by: alienflea (reply)
post date: 12.07.06 (2:22 pm)
I love various types of arts nomatter how absurd/abstract it maybe, but due to my severe cataracts in which the Veterans Hospital here based in Palo Alto, California, home of Stanford University, I will have to see my ophthamologist/optometrist again next year to get the final result before the operation due to my fluctations of my blood sugar levels due to my severe diabetes II. Your artistry is quite superb even though in your opinionated views(s) that you need some improvement, but your talent will exceed your expectations without you knowing it, and besides if I ever make it, one of the places I like to visit is Australia and enjoy the wonderful country of yours and indulge heavily into various types of seafood, especially "shrimp on the barbie" including giant lobsters, and meats like imu, ostrich, etc. Wish you luck with your artistry and achieve your (set standard) goals.
posted by: bronwynj (reply)
post date: 12.09.06 (6:15 pm)
Reply to: ggirl
That's right ggirl, it's the art of seeing. I can see, so for me the hardest thing is how to use the materials & tools I have to closely imitate what I can see. I've been told by a full time established artist who exhibits widely that I "have a good eye", & that I paint like Matisse! hehe :-)
posted by: bronwynj (reply)
post date: 12.09.06 (6:17 pm)
Reply to: alienflea
Thank-you for the compliment & positive forecast!
Yes, Australia is a wonderful country. When you visit Australia, try the Moreton Bay Bugs, & king prawns. Emus are native to Australia, & I've never eaten any. The ostrich is not native to Australia.
posted by: christine@swank (reply)
post date: 12.13.06 (8:08 pm)
I've painted many pictures and even sold them on ebay but I would never be so brave as to paint a portrait. That is so hard and I admire anyone that can do it!
posted by: bronwynj (reply)
post date: 12.13.06 (8:11 pm)
Reply to: Lezah
Oh, it's just a matter of 'having a go'! :-) I'd like to see your paintings, do you have any online at the moment, Lezah?
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