Greg, how do you know a painting is finished? Does your eyes mind stop feeding you vision? It fascinates me to watch painters add another touch when to me it looked complete 1000 touches ago…
There usually comes a point where trying to fix the remaining flaws would end up causing more problems than it would solve and that’s when I wrap it up
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Greg, how do you know a painting is finished? Does your eyes mind stop feeding you vision? It fascinates me to watch painters add another touch when to me it looked complete 1000 touches ago…
There usually comes a point where trying to fix the remaining flaws would end up causing more problems than it would solve and that’s when I wrap it up
Wow, your talent is absolutely amazing!