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Daily Painting, Acrylic Painting , Farmers Market

by cooper on 3/19/2009 7:26:05 PMComment on this
Greetings,
Welcome to daily painting at the Cooper studio.  Today's daily painting landed on a canvas of a farmer's market scene that I have been working on.  I am sorry to report that, no, they are not really farmer's market tomatoes.  Get real, this is Spencer, Iowa in March.  The really sad part is when I got home from the store with the tomatoes, I read the little stick-on label and discovered they are from Mexico.  Alas, all the good advice I ever absorbed from Robert Rodale, shunned in the need for a real tomato model.  Here is the photo of my efforts--a ways to go yet, but some good things did happen today:



Later, Cooper


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