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In reply to the discussion: Two recent landscape paintings [View all]BobTheSubgenius
(11,771 posts)75. She is very easy to like.
Early on, I really wanted to introduce her to my life-long friend Jeannie (we met in a split Grade 2 and 3 class) and it went pretty well, I'd say. Dave and I went to the store for something, and when we came back, the two of them were drinking juice and working on a jigsaw. When my now-wife left the room, J whirled around, pointing at me and saying "Don't you DARE let this one get away."
I'd say the chances that the two of you would get on are good.
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I love them both. I think seeing the Impressionists' and Post Impressionists' work in person
femmedem
Aug 30
#34
She really did-- she also was quite a reader and I would sometimes read her books (tho' they were usually over my head)
ailsagirl
Aug 30
#52
My word, he is an astounding painter. And yes, the boat haulers look as exhausted as any people I've ever seen
femmedem
Aug 31
#72
Easily the best paintings I've seen here on DU. No, wait, too faint praise. Really nice done. Beautiful work.....
EarnestPutz
Aug 30
#41
Thanks! Not so sure I have a gift, more like an interest that drives me to learn.
femmedem
Aug 30
#46
Gorgeous tonalist paintings! ❤️👏👏👏👍👍 I am always trying to make paintings like these and
LiberalLoner
Aug 30
#54
Thank you so much! I can't tell where you've used a palette knife, tbh, it looks very smooth!
LiberalLoner
Aug 30
#57
Sometimes I used it for foreground foliage, like the marsh grasses and their reflections, for texture.
femmedem
Aug 30
#61
Thanks! IIt was quite a revelation to me when I learned about "sky holes"--the areas between the branches where the sky
femmedem
Aug 30
#64
Thank you! I find oils pretty forgiving because, unlike watercolors, you can keep correcting or adding to them
femmedem
Aug 30
#63