Kelly, since you mentioned the size of the canvas as being a challenge, it made me think that I’m sure you’re right! I am a big-canvas-painter (for the most part) and little ones just don’t find their way onto my easel very often. And I know you enjoyed having company today!
Ha ha, thanks for your comments Helen. I think what’s next for me after the small daily paintings is to work towards larger and more complicated canvas. These small ones are great for studying light and shadow and small intimate moments. I just need to keep this in mind. Happy painting!
Helen K. Beacham Fine Art
July 11, 2012 at 11:49 pmKelly, since you mentioned the size of the canvas as being a challenge, it made me think that I’m sure you’re right! I am a big-canvas-painter (for the most part) and little ones just don’t find their way onto my easel very often. And I know you enjoyed having company today!
Kelly Medford
July 12, 2012 at 10:04 amHa ha, thanks for your comments Helen. I think what’s next for me after the small daily paintings is to work towards larger and more complicated canvas. These small ones are great for studying light and shadow and small intimate moments. I just need to keep this in mind. Happy painting!