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CHILD IN THE PARK
5 x 7
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

A Painting A Day

BABY BLUES!!! This was working from a photo of my grandson Jonathan. It is a tiny painting, and I really need to shoot it from my tripod. I may replace this photo with a better one. I had fun studying the light and working with the colors and TRYING not to put colors in that are traditionally in your head, but only using tones of what you actually see!!!

I am stiff this morning. Will be having a wrecker pick my car up and tow it to the FIX IT SHOP. They do not think it is too bad, but want to get it up on a rack. We chose to take it to our neighbors body shop knowing it is an honest shop and they do wonderful work, but it is on the opposite side of Ft Worth from us!

Hope your Thursday is full of Grace and His love.

Grace to you,
Laurie

“For freedom Christ has set us free. Stand firm, therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery.”—Galatians 5:1
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Martha M. said…
Thank God you and Terry came though that with a only a few bumps, scratches and bruises physically. May you mind and memories heal quickly as well.

love,
martha
8:32 AM
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