04/22/2008 20:51:35

thanks for the compliment on my painting.  i like your pears!  your landscapes are good too

04/22/2008 08:11:24

Hi Gregory.

 thanks for the Hello, and a reminder to enjoy the full moon!...Already enjoying the beautiful warm weather...amazing blooms this spring!  it goes by way too fast.

You've posted a lot since last I looked, what's your inspiration?  imaginings from within or photos or just getting out there and being with the subjects? Oh almost forgot to mention, Loving all your paintings, especially!!!!

 

I've been in a funk creative wise...focusing on other things in the moment...but I'll get in the groove again soon!!!

 

Have a great day!

Kara

04/21/2008 16:19:53

i usually use my toshiba laptop but the adaptor needs to be replaced and for some reason when i use my mac i have trouble on the scuttlebutt site and its like my messages dont get sent but then i guess they do 4 times over, sorry about that. the healing art thing is in michigan and the cost involved in shipping art would ruin any potential for profits, in my opinion. well, i hope this note isnt sent 4 times but please delete any duplicates if it happens again.. talk to you later

04/21/2008 16:12:08

lots like kokoshka, with chagall compositions

strong work,,,,love the lines

04/21/2008 16:05:00

Jendria?

The beard is ok for you, I won't comply!

04/21/2008 13:49:34

Hi top friend, I did not see any hospital listing in the magazine but I only looked after you sent your note to me. What page is it on?

 

04/20/2008 13:13:08

Thanks for the comment on PMM painting. twighlight can sometimes be hard to capture because of the color changes. Guess I hit that one pretty good.

04/20/2008 00:52:32

On the subject of adding the beach to my composition. Actually I have placed beaches in some of my work. However, most of the time I feel it's more useful as an interesting frame to contain the more interesting water. Now the beach itself does make for a very interesting subject on its' own, but I like the rocks because the waves continue to exert energy and life as they attempt to change the rocks into sand. This is what I like to capture. Once this feat has been accomplished, the sand becomes a stronger adversary and absorbs the waves before contact and removes its' might thereby nullifying the exquisite and magnificent energy that started somewhere beyond the shore.