Glass and Metal
October 15, 2007
I’m racing along trying to finish the last chapters of Kate’s watercolor book for her class. These exercises are on glass and metal – so here they are :
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OMG Casey!!! These are just gorgeous!! wow!!
This was telepathy…my “washing machine man just left(will tell you tomorrow and when I switched on the computer I saw your new post – this is beautiful work! The reflections are stunning and your painting wonderfully lively!
Ronell
Which one is glass, and which one is metal?
Sorry, couldn’t resist. They are both wonderful, and your colors are luscious. Love the reflections.
Gorgeous work Casey!! I bet Kate is very proud.
These are VERY well done! AND I love the glass ware.
Casey these are gorgeous, so loose and yet so solid!
Your exercises are wonderful, Casey. They both look like what they’re supposed to be- and I know both subjects can be really tough. Great job. In particular, I adore how your glass exercise came out.
Gorgeous!! These make me very happy!
The shine on the container holding the spoons is particularly lovely, Casey. I always enjoy looking at your work.
So clever and what an inspiration!
loving your work, casey, all of it blows me away!
Ohhhh…I had been checking here and hadn’t seen anything new and then I come here and you have lots of beauties up. These are gorgeous!
sandy
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As far as I’m concerned you’ve passed metal and glass, Casey. These are wonderful. I think Cathy must be very proud of you. I’ve just looked back over the comments and see Judi said much the same. Fantastic work!
These are superb!