I'm beginning to feel good. That may not seem significant, but it's quite a statement since I've been unable to say that for almost 3 years. I've been in a very dark place, thus, the silence in my blog. But with final divorce papers in my hand, I've relinquished all hope of repairing a broken marriage, and I'm determined to make the most of this new chapter in my life. That said, things are happening quickly here. My second year lease at this sweet, small and safe Villa Rica studio apartment ended almost exactly as my divorce papers arrived. Time to move back to Atlanta, where family and friends are, and search for a new home. I want a house to call my own, with a garden. Nothing big. Just something to call my own. I received a phone message from my sister the other day telling me of something she heard on the TV--Wells Fargo's new program, Neighborhood Lift, offering downpayment assistance to people who fit the criteria and are willing to move into the depr...
I tried posting yesterday and I guess it didn't take. Anyway, I find your work outstanding expecially your color choices for flesh tones. I work in oil and pastel and in pastel I use many colors for flesh. I have been using a limited pallet in my oils lately just for a change. I'm sure your journey into oils will be as fruitful as your pastels. I love your work.
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Rick Rotante
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Rick, I did get your post yesterday. Thanks so much for you kind words. I'm putting a link on my blog to yours -- beautiful work, by the way (I'll also post this message to your blog--don't know if this response will get to you).
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Margaret- got it . thanks.
ReplyDeleteYour oil works are so stunning! Vibrant colors and make them more interesting. Wish you all the best in all your work!
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