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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Painting- done I think
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19 comments:
congratulations judy, and thanks for sharing the process with us. i love the flowers, and the grass texture really brings it all together.
what a great eye and steady hand you have. an incredible & beautiful piece!
Even though you've shared the process, it has not lost any of the magic. So gorgeous.
Oh WOW! It's beautiful! Such dimension and definition. Bravo!
Beautiful Judy! The lights and darks have given it so much depth. The stag looks so regal. All of your line detail has given the work a lot of visual interest as well. You work fast!!
Spectacular! Thank you so much for sharing the process with us. It is fascinating to watch the work develop.
Gorgeous! It's been a real treat to see this from the initial concept/sketching stage to the completed painting stage. Can't wait to see the final quilt.
Lovely! I really like what you're doing, Judy. Thanks for sharing.
This is just unbelievable Judy! Thank you so much for allowing us to see your process. God has blessed you with an amazing talent.
awesome...simply awesome!
Wow! Very cool to see it in process. Thanks!
It has been so much fun to watch you develop this! Thanks so much for sharing.
It is amazing how that grass just pulls all the ground work together. As for finishing touches, I think it is so easy to 'dink' forever...but the stopping line must eventually be drawn!
Oh Wow! The grass! That must have taken forever but so worth it! Can't wait to see it quilted.
What a treat it has been to watch this come alive!
Thank you so much everybody!!!!
Your painting is outstanding as always! It's hard to believe it can get any better, but I know that the quilting will really add another level to it. Should be a winner!
Always something delightful and different. Thanks.
The grass, the hairs on the stag, the flowers, the depth - I could go on, but the point is that this artwork is amazing. Have a fantastic weekend.
This is wonderful! It can be difficult to know when to stop and a tiny bit too much can ruin hours of work. This is perfect :-)
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