Oil Pastels A4 sheet
Trying to get out of that slump all over again, so until I buy my easel I plan to play with these messy oil pastels.
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I love your colors and happy thoughts. The scariest moment is when you decided your and your work are of value.
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Indeed… I am glad you liked it, thank you for stopping by 🙂
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Great quote! And indeed, it is a very scary moment!
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I know, I hate it too. 🙂
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🙂 thank you
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Reblogged this on The Vault of Lost Tales and commented:
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Reblogged this on Don Charisma and commented:
Reblogging this as part of my “ART Reblog Day”
Prasna’s shared oil pastels …
In your own words – “Here’s an abstract piece I made recently, while I was going through an artless phase. I had used all the colors in the palette which reminds me of all the colors of life, which makes life purposeful.”
Thanks for sharing Prasna 🙂
(Likes and comments are closed on DC.org, please do these on the original author’s blog)
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Thank you so much for the reblog, appreciate it 🙂
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I view this as a silkscreen design for throw-pillows. Thanks!
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Go for it, as they say!
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On of my greatest joys about a great work of art is that I can’t comment on it immediately. I may leave a quick “Like” and go about my day. It is when the work of art remains with me throughout the day, causing me to not only contemplate the work of art but the meaning that I find within it.
Only then can I come back and comment.
This is what your work of art did for me today. Thank you.
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I am speechless, thank you for the lovely words. I feel blessed when my work of art connects to someone’s heart. I am glad you found the essence you were looking for 🙂
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These are wise words and correspond exactly with my own thoughts though I haven’t been clever enough to put them into words like that. Thanks Matthew and Prasna V. Ciao!
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Hello and I’m so glad you’re back here. I was wondering where you’d disappeared to. I hope you are well.
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I am doing good, thank you for asking and being concerned :), jus going thru a artless slump, while I am settling down in a new place. 🙂 🙂
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I’ve enjoyed your work, so I wish you all the best with upcoming projects. I’m glad you’re settling in okay. Have a good weekend.
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Thank you for the kind words 🙂 I am almost settled and can’t wait to start soon. Just needed that little push – thank you again for that. Cheers & have a good weekend.
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