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"Antinous" oil on poplar wood sold I keep meaning to get around to doing more of these small black and white paintings. Ever heard that before fellow artists LOL! I find this type of painting very soothing and I love the feel of painting on poplar wood. I usually sand the wood until it is very smooth and then use a gesso for wood supports and do two coats, sand again and then use a black gesso. Well, let's see what I get around to because lately I seem to be faffing about when it comes to serious painting. I have ideas but I just can't seem to get started. I just KNOW you
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Cat-in-a-Box said…
This is gorgeous! I do love your stuff - it's something new and interesting every time (you keep me coming back because I never know what will be next!). I hope your son is doing well!
~~ Boots~~
10:59 PM
Light and Voices said…
This is an AHAaaa piece! Never know what to expect when I visit your site so I keep on coming back.
jm
6:11 AM
jafabrit said…
thanks boots and jm, and guess what I never know what to expect either lol! At the moment I have no idea what the heck will inspire my next work.

thanks for dropping by.
6:28 AM
jafabrit said…
His eye seems to be slowly healing but there are a couple of issues that will need to be watched (excuse the pun).
6:29 AM
Undaunted said…
I definitely relate to that! I thought it was just me being lazy! I'm glad I'm not the only one!

I love this painting of yours. You say it's small - what size is it?
6:30 AM
Michelle B. Hendry said…
Nice!!
I know EXACTLY what you are saying. They can come faster than I have hope of finishing them....
8:38 AM
Steppen Wolf said…
Great painting. This reminds me that I need to get back and start painting. The elections have been my sole attention grabber for the last month or so...
10:51 AM
Connie said…
FABULOUS!!!

Peace & Love.
9:08 PM
L.M.Noonan said…
No, no, no. Art block never. Can't stop to lollygag woman got too much on the boil.
9:35 PM
Lynette said…
Gorgeous is the word and that depth is just stunning! Ha, I just made a post about the poplar tree in our backyard, I'm looking at it in a different light now. I'm glad to hear that your son's eye is healing but sorry to hear about the issues they are watching.
7:46 PM
Unknown said…
That's really beautiful! And I totally know what you mean about "meaning to get around to doing more..."

So little time, so much to create!
11:17 AM
Lana Gramlich said…
I love the light effect. Very well done!
2:22 PM
Judith HeartSong said…
oooh I love this. Let me know when you create more:) I often have my fingers in too many pots with too many projects going, but it is all art and life and a life lived creatively. You too.
5:26 AM
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