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mrsD 02-26-2014 05:01 PM
Oh, the car is wonderful too... (is that the "Holden"? )
edit...I just clicked on it in attachments and see that it is the car! ;)

I love it. We know a gal where we summer, who photographs old cars that have been dumped in the woods. (Up there it is a common practice--highly rural). There are flowers coming up in them and everything.

Doing the nostalgic autos, is a really good idea. It is a portrait of sorts too!

Can you remind us of the dimensions you work at? I seem to recall they are small works. Am I right?

I can see the Budgies being popular. Lots of people have them when they are children, so they hold huge nostalgia, I bet, like they do for me!

Dr. Smith 02-28-2014 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Jaime_S (Post 1053726)
Ummm, OK, what is [a wombie]? :o
Er... sorry... wombat (not to be confused with WOMBAT — Waste Of Money, Brains, And Time :p ) Given your penchant for wildlife, and living in the region of their habitat, I thought they might be a natural subject for you (and they're really cool :cool2: ).


Doc

Jaime_S 02-28-2014 02:52 AM
Ohh...Wombat...lol :o
No I haven't painted any of them yet, maybe soon :D

Jaime_S 02-28-2014 02:57 AM
The sizes of paintings I do, are from smallest... 5 X 7 inch & 6 X 6 inch, I do a lot of 8 X 10 inch, and 10 X 12 inch, and sometimes 12 X 16 inch...but don't really have the space to do really large ones. :cool:

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Originally Posted by mrsD (Post 1053732)
Oh, the car is wonderful too... (is that the "Holden"? )
edit...I just clicked on it in attachments and see that it is the car! ;)

I love it. We know a gal where we summer, who photographs old cars that have been dumped in the woods. (Up there it is a common practice--highly rural). There are flowers coming up in them and everything.

Doing the nostalgic autos, is a really good idea. It is a portrait of sorts too!

Can you remind us of the dimensions you work at? I seem to recall they are small works. Am I right?

I can see the Budgies being popular. Lots of people have them when they are children, so they hold huge nostalgia, I bet, like they do for me!

Dr. Smith 02-28-2014 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Jaime_S (Post 1054047)
The sizes of paintings I do are... ...but don't really have the space to do really large ones. :cool:
That's a shame. :( What this world really needs are more sofa (and larger—really larger) sized wombats. :D


Doc

Jaime_S 02-28-2014 09:40 PM
Maybe I should do a painting from that last pic...although that one looks a little scary! lol :D

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Originally Posted by Dr. Smith (Post 1054115)
That's a shame. :( What this world really needs are more sofa (and larger—really larger) sized wombats. :D


Doc

Dr. Smith 03-01-2014 01:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Jaime_S (Post 1054220)
Maybe I should do a painting from that last pic...although that one looks a little scary! lol :D
If you look through the MORE PICS link, there are a few more with the same expression/pose; I thought they were smiling. :D

Doc

mrsD 03-01-2014 07:45 AM
If you read the Wiki article on Wombats, they discuss how aggressive they can be, and potentially "dangerous".

Mari 03-01-2014 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Jaime_S (Post 1053457)
Budgies have been very populate lately, I've painted and sold a few!
Here's a few more, and one that's different...lol
:cool:
Those are beautiful paintings. :D :)

M

Jaime_S 03-24-2014 03:53 AM
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A few more of my paintings... :cool:


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