

I think what I've been trying to learn from each of them is how to balance a controlled painting style with spontaneity and loose, gestural marks. When I get in the zone and spend hours painting, I have to be on guard for my work becoming too tight or overworked. With this book, I am trying to keep some air in the pictures, to let the application be light. Will have more paintings to show you soon that hopefully will demonstrate what I mean!
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ake (three year old I babysit for) saw this FB post en route to my childhood photos and got very excited: "There's the mother goose book you have! Why is it on the computer?" (It is his favorite book and he has often suggested that I leave it at his house.) I love it, too. One of the very very best.
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