This morning, a phone conversation with my artist friend, Victoria Schultz, convinced me that I should start a blog. Perhaps then, my friends won't groan when they see yet another email (with attachment) from me with the subject line, 'today's work attached'. When I get excited about something I'm working on, I like to share it while I'm still in the honeymoon stage of the painting. Now, instead of boring my artist friends with daily emails and large attachments, I will post them here.
I am now a blogger.
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You are one of us!!! Welcome to our "cult". I look forward to seeing your wonderful new work and watching the creative process of your paintings.
ReplyDeleteThank you also for being a friend and mentor...you are the best!
About time! V Vaughn suggested it a while ago too if I remember correctly, and so did I!
ReplyDeleteHey, I love your blog. And, I love your oils. I love your watercolors, but I love your oils more. Keep doing what you are doing.
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