I messed up her fin/tail/thing.
Meg :]
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About Me
- Meg
- My name's Megan, and I'm a college student in West Virginia (studying to be a special education teacher). I wanted to start this blog to document my progress as a painter, and to get tips and advice from fellow artists. I know I'm not necessarily good at painting...not yet, anyway...but I'm ready to learn and improve. I'm not going to lie and say that I don't borrow techniques and ideas. Sometimes, I base my paintings on photographs or other paintings. So, take a look at my work, and tell me what you think.
It is so lovely Meg, her sitting there in the moonlight. xo ♡
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There is mermaid in progress on the easel and the finished piece just below.You can blow up the images by clicking on them.
Work on drawing first and then painting if you wish to representational work. This is especially tru if you wish to do figures as people will spot an error in a figure easily.
Your mermaid is important because to execute fiction is the most difficult. It says to me that you are fearless and are willing to put in a lifetime of work to achieve what few can.
The payout is worth it.
Also read "the Art Spirit" by Robert Henri
Chers,
Painter
Meg: la pintura de la sirenita te quedo perfecto! Muy lindo, Saludos!
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