It’s done and that’s about all I can say for tonight. It certainly took a few twists and turns I didn’t fully expect. I think I’ll have to live with it for awhile and hear what others have to say.
🙂
Afternoon Nap
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Your description of your process is invaluable. Your frustrations never seem to match your progress with your images. They are truly wonderful and evoke a tenderness for these well-loved pets. Thank you for sharing. K
Sent from Katheryn
Katheryn, thank you. As artists, we are our own worst critics. Since this is a process I haven’t explored much, it makes it that much harder to see past the “mistakes”. I have to remind myself the image I envisioned will never be seen by others. Maybe other artists really do achieve their ideal image on paper, but I suspect no one really does. One keeps striving forward and learning more with each work rendered. 🙂
Hope to see you soon!
He is the dog!
Why yes, yes he is! And I promise not to bring him to the Arts Center to terrorize you!
🙂