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Productivity

 

I've got four cards thus far.

I reworked both the kite picture and the child hug picture. Lightened up the shadowing somewhat in the kite picture and softened yet again the man in the hug picture. And reworked his hair. Much better.

I spent a good part of my day with Mike Sansone, who is one of those people you count yourself blessed to know in life. Mike and I have been working on a business idea, but business idea aside, the better time was spent just talking to Mike. He made it to the blogger bash last night, and had a great time getting to know everyone. Wish I could have been there like last year, but too much going on. Part of last night was also spent buying a new scanner. That's what happens when I put mine on my bed and then absent-mindedly sit on it. The glass broke. I bought a new Epson. I like it better than the HP scanner that I had.

One word about painting for your painters: buy a humdifier. Or two. It makes a great deal of difference, especially with acrylics. My humidifier sits in my bedroom right beside my drafting table where I paint. Perfect.

Off to another painting. And by the way, Erin - my source is "Live Your Best Life," by Oprah.

 


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by Brett Rogers, 2/5/2006 10:51:52 PM
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Huh....never thought of the humidity in relation to painting. Good tip!

 

 

Posted by Anonymous, 2/7/2006 3:08:07 AM



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