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Painting-A-Day: August 1, 2013

8/1/2013

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Acrylic on Archival Gessobord with 3/4" birch sides, 12x12", Ready to hang!

They say timing is everything. Well...perhaps "they" are right. Why is it that when you are under a tight timeline, everything goes slower?? Are the computer fairies working against me here? Well, it might be the camera fairies first. Try as I might (about 30 pictures) I had a tough time getting the lighting right on this one. When the lighting isn't right, the colors aren't right. This is very frustrating to a painter, as the colors chosen are very deliberate. I try very hard to adjust the colors with Photoshop to get as close as I can to the actual painting. This, knowing that each of your computers has its own color wizards (or fairies). So. The thing you need to know about this one is that the reddish brown is actually more of a cinnamon brown with less red than it looks on the computer and the yellow leans toward a yellow-orange rather than a lemon yellow. (Just took more pictures about 3 hours later, and the lighting was different and so got a version that is closer to the original!) I am also making bread today and I am about 30 minutes behind in punching down the first rising. Timing. Oops. What I've learned since my battle with a chronic illness is...all of this is not all that important. So relax, I tell myself. In the great scheme of things, this is just a blip. :) Ahhh. Perspective. It helps. On to the bread!

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