Trucks and cars can be tough to paint if you get hung up on the reflections which I did. The reflection here is my old studio. It was a cement, tilt up, industrial building on a dead end street up against the American river (that was populated by transients). Not a good place to be at night. My new studio is in a very populated area (day and night) in a mixed use, two story, (very well lighted during the evening) office building. And I'm right next store to one of the best art galleries in town...much better!
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Enjoyed looking through your paintings - Brit, originally from the port of Hull in Yorkshire - so appreciate the ships.
Thinking about dabbling in oils again after a long break .... and not quite sure what to start with!
Thanks for checking out my stuff, Julie. My Mom (Mum) is from Britain. Came here as a war bride after WWII. Still speaks with a thick Brit accent. You have some lovely photos on your blog. When I get time, I'll revisit.
Mary: I've always like to do trains, planes, and automobiles (and trucks).
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