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Anyone else like to have a group devoted to street scenes and townscapes?
I would .......just started doing them and actually won an award at a show with a street scene....... count me in, steve McGinn sdmcg2002@yahoo.com
Replied Dec. 25, 2009
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Very very nice use of contrasts and colour .. Keep up the great work
so great ..... thanks....
I am so pleased please add more of your style...
Very delicate, translucent. Exciting
very nice good job
very nice, epect the umbrellas to get blown awaay any minute
That is a great realistic picture great job need to get my ear muffs even though I live in Fla. lol
Very very nice3 great job.
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- Country (no abbreviations please)
- United States
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- orlando
- What's your favorite media?
- Watercolors
- How long have you been drawing or painting?
- 1 to 2 years
- Tell us a bit about yourself:
- retired,love watercolor painting and mainly landscape
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- At 2:57pm on March 7, 2010,
David John Davidson said…
- Thanks Steve
- At 5:27pm on December 29, 2009,
Judith Farnworth said…
- Thanks Steve, we've just had a very cold spell here in Lancashire North of England and believe me the pictures look much nicer then the reality!! We're left with horrid black slippy slush now, not a pretty sight, am sure it's much nicer in Orlando!!
- At 2:52am on September 6, 2009,
SHY said… 
- At 9:17pm on September 4, 2009,
steve Mcginn said…
- great tip I was told to squint to try to see the contrasts better I like your idea better if using a photo though.
- At 8:12pm on September 4, 2009,
Roena King said… - Steve, thank you so much for your WOW to my art (giggle), it is much appreciated. One thing that I do that I think helps me concerning values, is to put your photo on the computer of the painting and go into some photo editing program (I have Photo Shop Elements), perhaps your camera program, and turn it into a black and white. It is much easier to see if if is looking "flat" for lack of strong values, and if something is not "going beneath" like the little girl's head needed to be going under the rain coat. Let me know if you have Photo Shop Elements and I will tell you another trick. Ro
- At 12:40pm on September 4, 2009,
Dreamkeeper said… 
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Very good Jana
Is it any surprise that it is sold. Lucky people, owning this fragile beauty. It is so soft and tranparent and the colors all shine, i just love it sl, truly i do. Love lamoine
Beautifu! !!!!!!!!! l What medium are you using is it oils?
Oh FL he would be so proud. This is just a dynamite pix, from the glasssy water, and the reflection on it, the mountaing range in the background, your trees, the whole package. Ten for sure, and i wish more Into my faves folder also. love lamoine
This will look awesome regardless of what you decide to do with the sky Paul mate. Take care!
Hello FL, this is beyond any superlative i possess. Simply, stunningly beautiful. This is just magnificent, FL. I love it and it deserves all the stars in the sky. Love lamoine
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