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Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories,
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thanks for the faves

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thanks for the comment (:
<3 Julie.

Thank you so much for the !

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Thank you ..!

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thank you SO much for the fav!

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My Gallery

hey
cool gallery !!!

i've never really agreed with the process of underpainting, so i just do a light sketch on my surface then dive straight into color application. and i do work very thin, i blend my colors on my palette and on my canvas, but also use separate dry brushes to get rid of any distracting brush strokes and blend further -- creating the smoothness. i think it's beautiful to see really thick strokes of paint on a canvas, but that's just not how i naturally work. thanks for the interest, hope that answered your question. have fun with your paintings!