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04-22-2006, 07:47 PM

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Geary Wootten Geary Wootten is offline

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Originally Posted by Allan Rahbek

Thinking about it makes me want to postulate that I have seen more painters being good photographers than the opposite.

To sort of "piggy back" you Allan, this statement makes me think we should all think more like SCULPTORS than anything when we are drawing and painting from life, photos, or the combination of both. I say this because I always am adding on and then taking away stuff when I'm working. Just like a sculptor. Oh, to be like a Heidi Maiers!!!

~Gear

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