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Old 08-04-2004, 12:14 AM   #10
Michele Rushworth Michele Rushworth is offline
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How delightful to see you posting here again, Bill! And I second Chris: please post more images of that jaw dropping painting, along with closeups, if you have the time.

This piece is having the effect on me that seems to happen when I view many of your paintings: tears come to my eyes. I can't decide if it's joy at seeing so lovely a work of art, or despair at ever being able to create something so exquisite. Think I'll go to my garage and sand something to console myself...!
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