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Question: How many artists does it take to change a lightbulb? Answer: Two. One to change the bulb, and one to say "I could do that!" When I learned about the original daily painting blogger, Duane Keiser, I thought, "I could do that!" My thanks to Duane and the other leaders in the Painting-A-Day movement.
About Me
- Bruce Hedges
- I'm an artist working in Southern California. I have an illustration background and a love of fine art. As of May, 2007, I'm entering the artist blog movement. It's nice to have a showcase.
Blog Archive
Links --Take a look at these sites
- Derek D. McCrea
- Fischer Illustration
- Sketch 365 - by Scott Hulme
- Ben Orchard's Photo 365
- Carol Marine
- Aaron Lifferth
- Glen Orbik
- Ann Elizabeth Schlegel
- artbizcoach.com
- David Lloyd
- Darren Siegel
- Oil Painting Studies by Dennis Albertson
- Tom Ivicevic Zenfolio
- Lines and Colors
- STATE OF THE ART - Jeff Hayes
3 comments:
This is so pretty! And so well done!
You know what, you should become a member of deviantART.
http:// www. deviantart. com/
It's a huge site for artists of all kinds, from professional photographers, to digital art geniuses, to amateur artists, to high-school kids who scribble on their notebooks in class. You can post your artwork, join clubs, leave and get comments, get followers, and all sorts of things. It's really quite a busy place. It's sort like a facebook for art. My sister and I are on it, just for fun. I don't do much, but I do have a small following. My sister does more, and she's growing in popularity in her circle. It's pretty cool. At least go check it out. (Yeah, there's lots of lousy stuff on it, but there's great stuff, too.)
This looks like Aunt Helen's house in St. Jo
I've never seen Aunt Helen's house, but this house has a nice feel to it. Many older houses of that time period have a pleasant, homey look.
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