UP or DOWN???

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Permalink Reply by Brian on February 20, 2009 at 9:43am

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Permalink Reply by Cathi on February 20, 2009 at 6:25pm

Thank you Brian. what a sweetheart!!
Cathi

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Permalink Reply by Cathi on February 20, 2009 at 6:27pm

They are so totally different. Should I copy one on art paper and then go over what is already there and finish it out. I have to admit this was one of those paintings that wasn't planned, just a vague idea in my head and then letting it lead me a merry chase. I still don';t know quite where it is going. LOL isn't art wonderful and surprising?

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Permalink Reply by Edna on February 20, 2009 at 7:28pm

Hi Cathi, I love it either way. It is a very unique and beautiful painting. Great job. Edna

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Permalink Reply by Frogger on February 20, 2009 at 8:34pm

you've defiantly got something very clever going on there you its like an illusion or somthing

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Permalink Reply by Sylvia Wright on March 31, 2009 at 1:12am

I love it either way, but the second seems to have more potential. Fabulous stepped landscape for instance, or the basis of a fantasy painting! I'll look forward to seeing this finished. Sylvia xxx

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Permalink Reply by Eve on April 8, 2009 at 7:54pm

It is really interesting sideways too. This is a great idea to turn our painting around. I use to do that with a drawing I was trying to copy. I would copy it form the upside down position so I would learn to see what was really there and not what I though was there. It helped.

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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey Cooke on September 14, 2009 at 10:16pm

If you're using XP,......when you open...."My pictures" (or where ever you have this Drawing), Click on it, this should activate the "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer".
There will be Controls....beneath your Drawing.
The 2 you will be after...are to the Right......of the 'Magnifer' icons.
You will get either "Rotate Clockwise" or "Rotate Anti-clockwise".
Click either...................until your drawing flips over 180 degrees (2 clicks.)
Then, again..to the Right, there is a "Floppy-disk" icon (copy to).
Copy it to,........ where else.
Revert the Drawing....back to the normal way you had it,
Close it.
Check to see if it is still 'as is'........and, the 'upside copy' is there also.
Simple.

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Permalink Reply by Susan on September 15, 2009 at 12:54pm

Very interesting discovery. I would treat them now as two separate paintings and see what the end results look like. Let us have a look as well.

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Permalink Reply by SOUSSIC on September 21, 2009 at 11:18am

Why don't you frame them either upside or downside inside same framing

I give you an idea of how to treat those two drawings with a poem I framed for a friend of mine.
I made the framing but not the poem.

He was just beeing for the second time grand dad of a little baby girl and I found sarak Kay pictures very nice to treat with this poem from Victor Hugo - "the Art of beeing a Grandfather "

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Permalink Reply by SOUSSIC on September 22, 2009 at 3:24am

forgot to put the picture explaining how you could frame these 2 paintings

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Why don't you frame them either upside or downside inside same framing

I give you an idea of how to treat those two drawings with a poem I framed for a friend of mine.
I made the framing but not the poem.

He was just beeing for the second time grand dad of a little baby girl and I found sarak Kay pictures very nice to treat with this poem from Victor Hugo - "the Art of beeing a Grandfather "

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