Good news and bad news came today. The bad news first: I recieved a rejection letter in the mail today from the Cincinnati Art Club's annual show for my oil, Oranges in a Black Bowl. There were over 350 entries and only 70 spots, so it's a pretty competative venue. This was my fisrt attempt to get in, I'll give it another try next year. I'm thinking about entering it into the Richmond (Indiana) Art Museum show, along with Sunflowers. It will be my second attempt for that show.
The good news came in a box in the form of new pastels. I was a little leary of ordering pastels on the internet because I like to look at the colors in person, but my choices came out just fine. There was a lack of dark, saturated colors in my collection, so I chose some rich browns and purples along with a few greens - a landscape artist can never have enough greens! Some of the colors are from brands I have not used before, so it should be a good way to try them out. I may be tempted to go back and touch up some earlier pieces, especially with the purples and browns to make excellent, deep shadows.
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