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Published: 2009-04-29 11:22:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 825; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 0
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Oil pastel on paper580 x 410 mm
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Comments: 64
So vibrant and whimsical! Flows wonderfully! So strong yet soft... I envy this talent... I smudge so much with pastels! LOL
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Many thanks, Megan!
I had a lot of fun with it! I love bright colours and not being afraid to use them randomly!
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Bright colors<33
Your work is so amazing!
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Just me enjoying messing with the paint and the colour, after spending too many years striving for detail!
You are too kind!
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Thank you very much indeed, Christine!
Subscription? I'm going to find it difficult to cope without it! There are too many options to play around with!
Oh, I don't know about 'great' things! Fun things perhaps!!
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Me too!! Woo Hoo! Thanks for looking!
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I simply LOVE this painting....oh, the colors! It's a fav!!!!
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Thanks for all the faves. You are very kind!!
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It looks a bit like the style of Vincent Van Gogh
Love the colours.
And thanks for the fav on fairy land
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Oh! You are very welcome for the fave! Thanks so much for the comment on Summer Storms.
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It is welcome to give a comment on something beautiful summery painting. Stay well and have a SUPER day!!!!
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Oh, thanks a bunch!
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This reminds me of a dream I had. One of those dreams you can't forget. I'm terrible with Pastels, I'm like Ralph from the Simpsons, "Miss Hoover, I ate the glue can I have some more?"
Enjoyable piece to look at!
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Thanks David.
Oil Pastels require me to lay down my mantel of detail and bath in the glory of free expression [Oh dear! better go and get another tablet!].
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Maybe you are like the guy from "Heroes" who painted the future on season 1 
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He he! That would be cool!
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haha, I dunno, I have some funky dreams as well
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It comes with the imagination. Can't have one without the other!
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too true 
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That's something to be proud of. I have some cracking dreams but forget them almost immediately. I should keep a dream diary but my wife would think I was at last going over the edge.
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haha well to put it into perspective. Stephen King purposely wakes up at 5am to write his dreams down! Now if that isn't a money making scheme I don't know what is!!
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Anyone who can wake up at 5am and write "anything" down deserves to be successful. That's probably why I'm a starving artist!!
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I guess when we make names for ourselves like that we'll wake up at 5am too and write for that kind of money 
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Yes! The kind of fortune he's made out of writing could certainly motivate me to jump out of bed at 5am!
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Maybe when I'm older... Until then minimum 9:30am for me 
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I have to force myself to get up every morning. I'm still waiting for my responsible phase to kick in where I actually look forward to getting up! Getting to sleep and staying asleep as never been one of my problems.
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I'm all about being ready and responsible before I get into the "real business of life" I don't want to pretend!
As for now, my afternoon naps before my main snooze will be on high priority, I enjoy sleep waaay to much, give me another 10 - 15 years minimum.
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When do you actually wake up?!! I'm sure you accounted for 24 hours of sleep in that schedule!
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are we talking without an alarm? Because if that's the case don't even try to wake me up 
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What?! You've even managed to sleep through Chicken Pox?!!
I had Chicken Pox as an adult and can honestly say that was one of the worst experiences of my life. A living hell, would not be too harsh a description. I remember just shuffling around all night for a week with my skin burning and trying not to rake it off!!
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You, Me and my Dad all had it as adults. My dad got it from my brother when he was a baby. I got it from my mom last year when she had shingles (I wasn't vaccinated). I have a very small scar on my nose, I can guarantee you I will never get a crew buzz cut. I torn my scalp to pieces for the 4 weeks I had it.
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Yeh! I got it from my youngest lad when he was a baby. I remember feeding him late at night - he was covered in the "pocks" and cooing and smiling away, and I'm burning up and thinking, "this is all because of you mister, don't you smile at me"! It doesn't effect babies and kids in the same way as adults. They don't suffer the same kind of mental torture - where you know there is no escape!
Yes, shingles is even worse! Feel really sorry for your mum.
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From what I understand there is a shingles vaccine. Unless that was a wonderful dream I had. My mom was lucky nothing more serious happened. I took good care of her. Too good though!
At least with babies they have the bliss of not having the motor functions to scratch their bodies!
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Yes you're right. Well done for lookin' after your mum!
Yes your mum is a saint. Like my wife, she's better coping with illness than me. We know how to exploit a good cold or flu to get all the treats that are going. Takes many years of practice! Lol!
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It's a fine art. Like poker, takes minutes to learn, and years to master.
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Yes! I'm doing my best to attend all the evening classes!!
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I like it too~
It's so colourful and it makes me happy!
well done~ ^^
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It's the colour that made it so enjoyable to do!
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