I am ready to leave these small format paintings for a while and choose only large brushes in my studio.
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Friday, October 11, 2013
Hometown I: The Salt Lick - SOLD
This is the third in the Hometown I Series. You can't create a series of iconic local scenes of Driftwood, Texas and omit The Salt Lick. It is a mecca for barbeque eaters and the most recognized landmark for the area.
I am ready to leave these small format paintings for a while and choose only large brushes in my studio.
I am ready to leave these small format paintings for a while and choose only large brushes in my studio.
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Finally finished. Looks great. This was a lot of painstaking work. It was hard to find a viewpoint that was both interesting and recognizable to someone just driving by.
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