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Rob Sullivan · 02-01-2005, 10:21 AM

Most excellent painting, eh?

*ahem* Excuse me.

Seriously, Linda - this is wonderful stuff: A portrait, allegory, decorative and whimsical piece all rolled into one. And, it's just darned nice to look at.

Thanks for the tech info (didn't know you used Maroger) as well as the closeup. Process is important to the success of any portrait, so an inside look at a successful piece is always welcome.

I looked like Wayne at 13. Well, no - maybe more like the guy in the back seat of the Gremlin during "Bohemian Rhapsody" who says "I love you man!!" all the time.

02-01-2005, 10:21 AM	#39
Rob Sullivan Juried Member Joined: Dec 2003 Location: Portland, ME Posts: 197	I'm Not Worthy! Most excellent painting, eh? ahem Excuse me. Seriously, Linda - this is wonderful stuff: A portrait, allegory, decorative and whimsical piece all rolled into one. And, it's just darned nice to look at. Thanks for the tech info (didn't know you used Maroger) as well as the closeup. Process is important to the success of any portrait, so an inside look at a successful piece is always welcome. I looked like Wayne at 13. Well, no - maybe more like the guy in the back seat of the Gremlin during "Bohemian Rhapsody" who says "I love you man!!" all the time.