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- Journey with Gurney
- Elegance in Leyendecker, Strength in Cornwell
- Perspective for breakfast
- Listen to Norman, always 100%
- Go for Edwin Lord Weeks!
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5 comments:
I know exactly who that guy with the beard is! Not by name, but I always see him around campus a lot.
Favorite of this set has to bethe landscape of the house. Very crisp and meticulously detailed, but your loose strokes (especially around the unfinished sky area) give it character. The side of the house with the cast shadow is my favorite part of the painting because it looks so effortless but a lot of information is captured.
Can't wait for more updates; always look forward to seeing new posts.
I'm blown away. Really. When I first saw this post in my Google Reader, I thought that I was looking at a post from the Underpaintings blog.
It's incredible how far you've come. Major, major, major congrats.
lsposto: I'm glad you like the house(scape?) I look forward to finishing that soon. And yes, Eric definitely gets around haha. Have we met around campus before?
Betsy: Thanks! As always you're too kind. Hurry up and come over to california so you can see how not-so-awesome these are in person! haha.
Yeah, we have. I was the creeper girl with the hammer outside of the bookstore.
So who is the person peeking over the chair back?
Great work!
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