
My good friend James
Coe once told me, "I never consider a painting finished until it sells." Now I don't rework a lot of my paintings, but it's something I keep in mind. After a year or so, if I think I can make a piece better, why not?

I've always liked this small painting, but it never had much public appeal. As I get ready for the Southeastern Wildlife
Exposition in Charleston next week, I decided to rework the background to add some drama. The original version seen here with the blue sky and tree tops has been spiced up a notch or two with a lot more color and an
abstract setting. We shall see if it makes a difference in how it's
received by the folks in Charleston.
"Graceful Exit" is 5x7 and painted in acrylic.
2 comments:
Difficult chore around the Heron but you did an awesome job. It looks as tho the sun is setting off his wings.
I love the revised. It's very dramatic. Now, I'm curious to hear the response from Charleston.
BlessYourHeart
The new version is absolutely beautiful! The color of the sky is definitely a winner!!
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