Using Metallic Paint is great, however trying to photograph it - a bit more challenging.
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Stefan Meyers
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Hi Emerald, try photographing this piece on a foggy/misty day or just before sunrise or just after sunset without a flash, see if that helps.
Your art looks nice. You have been gifted.
I worked with man that painted, I bugged him now and then to paint me a white elephant in a snow storm. After a few years he did.
This is my challenge for you. Next time you get frustrated, sad, or are just bored. Take a blank canvas and get mad at it. Toss paint on it, throw a tomato at it put sand on it, anything. Let it dry, then hang it up so that you can see the difference from when you use your gifts constructively and when you use them destructively.
Some time when you are feeling down and you are having trouble carrying on, I want you to take that canvas and your art tools, say a short prayer, something like this, thank you God for watching over me, helping me out of the hole I was in, thank you for the new life you have given me, now please help me to turn this messy canvas into a new, beautiful piece or art.
Trying to get a good picture of this is almost impossible.
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Hi Emerald, try photographing this piece on a foggy/misty day or just before sunrise or just after sunset without a flash, see if that helps.
Your art looks nice. You have been gifted.
I worked with man that painted, I bugged him now and then to paint me a white elephant in a snow storm. After a few years he did.
This is my challenge for you. Next time you get frustrated, sad, or are just bored. Take a blank canvas and get mad at it. Toss paint on it, throw a tomato at it put sand on it, anything. Let it dry, then hang it up so that you can see the difference from when you use your gifts constructively and when you use them destructively.
Some time when you are feeling down and you are having trouble carrying on, I want you to take that canvas and your art tools, say a short prayer, something like this, thank you God for watching over me, helping me out of the hole I was in, thank you for the new life you have given me, now please help me to turn this messy canvas into a new, beautiful piece or art.
Stefan
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