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Mermaid

Just starting on a new canvas.  Got her sketched out and lightly color blocked with PanPastels.  This is an big painting for me, and I feel a little out of my safe zone.  Also it is a request and a gift.....Oh the pressure!  The mermaid image is based on a rubber stamp that I have, I figured it would give me a nice starting point.  I plan to document the process here and see how this painting evolves.  Alright everybody, hold your breath, its time to dive in!

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Natalie said…
You are so brave, but I've got confidence in you! I know it will turn out fabulously! Looking forward in seeing your next addition.
August 31, 2012 at 8:40 PM
Raven said…
Okay my fellow procrastinator. ..we want to see an updated picture of this beauty.
October 12, 2013 at 9:04 PM
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