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Feb 16, 2009 Rating Thanks for your comments everyone by: Shirley Thank you for the comments, a little tip about this painting I try and have 3 lost dark edges and three lost light edges so that the men do not look like they are cut out and stuck on see if you can see where they are? www.shirleycharlton.com X Close Editor Feb 16, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Shirley Title Comment Thank you for the comments, a little tip about this painting I try and have 3 lost dark edges and three lost light edges so that the men do not look like they are cut out and stuck on see if you can see where they are? www.shirleycharlton.com Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Feb 15, 2009 Rating Fusion of color by: Karen Zaller This is a great way to imply movement in the painting. I can almost see the blurr of movement through the use of the fusion of color. WEll Done! X Close Editor Feb 15, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Karen Zaller Title Comment This is a great way to imply movement in the painting. I can almost see the blurr of movement through the use of the fusion of color. WEll Done! Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Feb 15, 2009 Rating Very Nice by: Anonymous This is what this work is all about i.e. let the colors blend and take you where they want to go! This is what I love about working in this medium. X Close Editor Feb 15, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Anonymous Title Comment This is what this work is all about i.e. let the colors blend and take you where they want to go! This is what I love about working in this medium. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Feb 14, 2009 Rating FARMERS CHAT by: MARY ANN Once again, this kind of painting works. Isn't it amazing how well we can do in a demo where we have less time to work it to death? Nice work. X Close Editor Feb 14, 2009 Rating Submitted by: MARY ANN Title Comment Once again, this kind of painting works. Isn't it amazing how well we can do in a demo where we have less time to work it to death? Nice work. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Feb 13, 2009 Rating Plan, but then paint rapidly by: Barbara I like it because the pose is natural and believable. You did not fuss it to death. I understand about planning before and then quick execution. It has worked for me too that way. Barb X Close Editor Feb 13, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Barbara Title Comment I like it because the pose is natural and believable. You did not fuss it to death. I understand about planning before and then quick execution. It has worked for me too that way. Barb Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

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