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Carl Stoveland
6/14/2019 12:35:49 pm
OMG the colors. I love this one! Looking at the last two posts I am promising myself to play with a gesso / watercolor combination when I get back from your neck of the woods.
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jen
6/14/2019 01:29:43 pm
Yay! Thanks, Carl! Gesso is the magic mattifier (sp?) that makes everything chalky but vivid! I just love it.
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Carl Stoveland
6/15/2019 09:31:19 am
I know right. I have kept the planning for my exploring down to a minimum to get the full wonder. I did same with the camping part of the trip Shawn Moss made such detailed plans I can watch the landscape unfold for two weeks. So excited! Looking forward to seeing you guys in a few days. 6/14/2019 01:17:55 pm
Jen, love being able to click on the image and then have the opportunity to get up close and personal for an extended tour without setting off gallery alarms or being approached by a guard. The textures, the brushwork, that elbow, the darks and lights, the neon red-pink glow, the hardworking back-flapping wings, the geometric symbols/mark-marking: GLORIOUS.
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jen
6/14/2019 01:31:30 pm
Dotty, you crack me up! No gallery alarms of guards here. ha ha! Thank you so much for your up-close feedback. This piece was a pure labor of love and appreciation for a universe that keeps speaking to me, even when I am a very slow learner. :)
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6/15/2019 01:02:13 am
The riddles and hidden meanings. Just love the little drawn :"de Vinci" diagram. "whether you help each other wake up." sums it all up! In this new digital era we can develop friendship across borders, reach people we never met or may never meet, but the bond is still there!
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jen
6/15/2019 11:59:06 am
YES! Carol, you are one amazing friend I never met! ha ha! And a waker-upper if I ever met one. :)
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