First, video should be fixed. If all else fails, here's a link
Second, my new strategy is to paint three or four
paintings during the week and then post them Thursday - Sunday. These are
the busiest auction / advertising days so it just makes sense to make this the goal. Wish I could paint every day!
Third, so much for strategy -- this week I painted
two only to find out the panels have the "measles." Several
months ago I worked extensively with the manufacturer and
we tried a bunch of things. When I thought we'd had finally caught the
culprit, adjusted and then started using them again, with wonderful
results. Somehow though, the mystery has returned . . . . Really too bad - I absolutely love painting on
these super smooth panels. I'm going to post the two here, but not
put them up for auction. It is so very sad - a lot of lost energy. So
it's back to my other panels that have never, ever been a problem.
Chicadee |
Coneflower |
Fourth, and to my great delight, the Last Sunflower sold. It was getting ready for a show in April but
snatched up by a keen eye. I love, love, love this one. I especially love it when a painting is to be
a gift for someone.
Last Sunflower Reston, VA |
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Enjoy, life is one adventure after another,
Johnna