I really like how you handled the foreground tree trunk - really, really. And those shadows aren't so bad. What I am liking about your work is that you don't go into super realism - you have already developed your own style and those shadows are fine. I mean, think about it, my friends are telling me how much better I am doing after viewing your paintings! You need to not be so critical of your own work - but then that's what makes us artists, right? The striving for perfection. Wow - keep going!
Lifetime hairstylist. Human behavior observer.
As a FB Hairstylist Educational Forum admin, I have been nudged by several to offer kind of a Dear Abby for hairstylists format.
My booming clientle is not because I am a hair genius. I deliver clean, good work.
But more than that, I know how to listen. Connect. I know when to entertain and when to empathize. It's innate.
And it can be learned. So, here we are. . .
Pose your questions, the clients you cannot please, your frustrations. Maybe I can offer gentle insight and guidance. . .
Or at least, to see the humor in it all!
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Hi Hattie!
It's Michael from the Divine Mercy mission at St. Ann's.
I REALLY like this piece of yours. Have you ever seen Japanese art? Yours would be "too busy" for Zen, but it's still a very fine drawing.
The simplicity is still there and I do like the perspective displayed.
Good luck with it all
Pax Domini sit semper vobiscum
Michael (Blackie)
I really like how you handled the foreground tree trunk - really, really. And those shadows aren't so bad. What I am liking about your work is that you don't go into super realism - you have already developed your own style and those shadows are fine. I mean, think about it, my friends are telling me how much better I am doing after viewing your paintings! You need to not be so critical of your own work - but then that's what makes us artists, right? The striving for perfection. Wow - keep going!
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