I was wondering what had happened .... summer is very difficult here to work; far too many distractions! No bad thing to have a break though ... nice pic.
So nice to have you back Julian! I think all creative people need breaks to refill the well. You have returned in full force with this gorgeous painting!
I was going to send out a St. Bernard...
Like everyone I really missed your daily paintings, just goes to show how good they.
love the robustness of these pairs...
Excellent you having a break.
Dear Julian, inspiration is a fickle friend, a fair weather friend. That's why the idea of "painting a day" works so well most of the time. It's a discipline, a job. However, there must be time to consolidate, to think and to dream. To be destined to paint means to be bound to paint, therein lies the predicament. Duty bound creativity is hard work. The heady days of summer and the buzzing of the bees is over for this year, but you have been incredibly creative and reached a milestone as well, while giving us all a lot of precarious pleasure!
The red pears are glowing and looks so juicy and sweet,perfect against the muted blue grey back ground.
From a purely selfish point of view ,thank God you're back, it's getting grey and cold here!
Anna.
Well, your comeback is a great little painting! I was beginning to worry that you might think 2,000 was enough. I do so look forward to seeing your paintings, so I thank you for your tenacity in sharing your beautiful masterpieces with us. You have made my day!
Hi Julian , I trust the holiday was good for you and your family? I must echo the others when I say you were truly missed , and it is great to see your name come up on the screen!! Looking forward to many enjoyable meetings in the future , and hopefully someday person to person. You are an inspiring artist / friend , oh and yes the pears are beautiful!
Thanks Craig
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