Saturday.
It was sunny today so I pulled the painting out of the living room and into the studio to see what it looked like in daylight. I worked on it a bit more. I swore I wouldn't, but I did. Then I swore AGAIN that I wouldn't work on it anymore. I repeated this process at least twice today. I'm done with it. I've got a gnawing feeling that if I switched over to oils, it might look like what I thought it should like and I could continue this madness ad infinitum.
Sunday.
Xmas music, followed by Mission Impossible and Chinese.
Monday.
Long day in studio. Worked on 2-3 paintings over and over.
Tuesday.
Visited with cousin. Discussed handguns and rifles.
It's over.
Nov 7, 2020. Tears of joy and relief. It's been unreal and I'm ready to get back to a sense of normalcy. The desert has been tough.
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2 comments:
Oils are hard, so hard to beat, cheers Mary!
thanks harold. it was tempting to switch, but it was a nice break.
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