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Old 10-06-2006, 10:11 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Sharon
all too often artists weigh down their art with pretentious meaning before they have achieved mastery, hoping to disguise their shortcomings with cleverness.
Ah, now THAT I agree with. I think the rarest commodity in the art world today, in general, is honesty.

Mischa, you can find Sharon's work here: http://www.portraitartist.com/knettell/knettell.htm

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if you continue and not stop, you are going places
Thanks very much Mischa. I fully intend to do both.
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