So...I guess I'm trying to learn painting now. These are really really small (4 X 6 inches).
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Wow! For being so small you sure got a lot of detail in them! These are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteare you serious, these are great. No way would i have guessed their size. you did a great job on the smile on the last guy.
ReplyDeleteVery very beautiful!! LOVE them!
ReplyDeletexxx Marianne
Hooray! Welcome to learning how to paint (I started this year also! You are way ahead lol). All terrific portraits! Love the choice of colors. The first one is my favorite, a bit serious and maybe sinister!
ReplyDeleteI love your impasto style on these. Those big, bold brush strokes are beautiful. These are all great! Love them!!!
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