The past few weeks, I've been burning the candle at both ends as I still have a lot of paintings to do for the next show in Easton, Maryland. No rest for the weary.
Adele Earnshaw - Trumpeter Swan
5" x 7" oil on board, unframed
SOLD
SOLD
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Today's painting - Trumpeter Swan
This little study got away from me and is more detailed than I intended. But no time to do another so this is today's piece for the 75 for $75 project. Click on this link to see the rest of the work in 75 for $75.
The past few weeks, I've been burning the candle at both ends as I still have a lot of paintings to do for the next show in Easton, Maryland. No rest for the weary.
The past few weeks, I've been burning the candle at both ends as I still have a lot of paintings to do for the next show in Easton, Maryland. No rest for the weary.
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