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Fixer Upper - 6 x 8 Oil on Linen Panel
I have a lot of paintings from last year that
didn't turn out well. I fixed this one up this morning.
I kept the structure of the painting but added thick paint
and added the house in the background. The main thing
that I see is progress from last year. Who knows, maybe
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3.Winter Shadows (richardoversmith.com)
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4.The Hay Field - Adventures with Julian (kathleencaseyart.com)
“Don’t the fire ants, flies, bees, wind, rain, heat, and cold drive you crazy?” And I reply “the only problem I ever had was with some run-away horses and one loud barking dog!”
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5.Selected Upcoming Exhibits by Informed Collector Artists (clintwatson.net)
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7.Me, Myself, And I (karencooperpaintings.com)
advice for summer art fair artists who accept credit cards, regarding PCI-DSS compliance
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8.TnWatercolor Society 32nd Exhibition in Chattanooga 2010 George James Juror (tuvastephens.com)
This is a great opportunity for Tennessee watercolor artists. The Tn Watercolor Society is a great way to connect wonderful artists across Tennessee!
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9.The True Focus of Art Marketing (clintwatson.net)
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11.Do You Prefer to Sell Through A Gallery?not sure (woodwardsimons.com)
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13.Overcast Skies at Arundel Wharf (dennispoirierstudio.com)
This is an oil on canvas panel- 10 x 12"
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14.William Dunn ~ Urban landscapes filled with detail and energy. (clintwatson.net)
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15.Disconnected (clintwatson.net)
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16.Art Links for Artists Who Want to Change the World (clintwatson.net)
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17.Selected Upcoming Exhibits by Informed Collector Artists (clintwatson.net)
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18.What One Man Can Do (clintwatson.net)
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19."Bigger is beautifuler", fun crazy painting project (michaelorwick.com)
I have spent a time reflecting on change and growth, and despite all that obvious transformation, it is in fact what has remained constant that I continue to gravitate toward most: the sunsets my Great Grandfather Fred appreciated as he sat on the back porch after a grueling day on the farm (that is now the Lowe’s property); the refreshing cool my Grandmother Rusty, as a little girl, enjoyed as she splashed in the river; and the trails my Mother Laurie tromped through as she gathered up bouquets of purple Foxglove and the yellow blossoms of the Oregon grape. Change is important and constant, but it is what stays the same, those things that were beautiful then… and still retain the same appeal and potential to excite us today, which delights most.
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21.A Multi-Faceted Life (clintwatson.net)
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22.Getting Started At Selling Your Art (clintwatson.net)
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23.FREEDOM ON THE ROAD - M109R Suzuki (data.fineartstudioonline.com)
please comment on this work...thanks
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25.Seth Godin's Linchpin - Enhancing or Diminishing the Word Artist? (clintwatson.net)
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