This was a fun little still life I did last week, when my friend, De, came over to paint in the studio. It's so great to have a nice place to paint. Thanks to my "love" for converting his old garage, for me, into a great art space. It's wonderful to have a "handy-man" in the family. And has saved us many a dollar over the years. After 43 years, next month, "I think I'll keep him."

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 8, 2012 at 5:03 PM

    Wonderful painting. They look delecious. Yes, you do have a wonderful studio and I'm happy you are so lucky to have found a love for your life.

    Love you,
    Jan

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