End of 30 Paintings in 30 Days
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Well, it is finally Day 30 and it is with mixed emotions that it has come. Didn't get to post yesterday as we had a snow event which created quite a crisis with stranded people on the highway, been way cold, 10 right now, and then had to deal with a computer virus. So am posting the last two days together. I also wanted to put a few of my finished pieces out so I could get some feedback. Lyrae was a present for my friend, they lost her about a year ago and the last picture of the toucan is the final drawing for the daily challenge. So what have I accomplished in 30 days - went back to read my posts to see if I met the original expectations, found I did and then some: 1) First off anyone who works at art full time has such a tremendous commitment. It is both mentally and physically challenging and just hard work 2) I am actually painting faster and completing things - that should continue to carry through and improve my plodder mentality where I work on a