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JDarg.....You're supposed to be cleaning!!:funn: Oh yeah...so am I:biggrin:

SJ- pricing is one of the hardest things to me. Every painting that I do has an emotional attachment for me. No real words of advice on that one, ask Lisa-at-the-beach maybe:idontno:

One thing I do know...don't overwhelm yourself with custom stuff. You were right when you said you had to feel it. Once things stop coming from your heart, the funn goes too. Do what you love, you already have a job:cool: :biggrin:

BTW...they are REALLY GRAYT!!!:wub:
 
SJ- pricing is one of the hardest things to me. Every painting that I do has an emotional attachment for me. No real words of advice on that one, ask Lisa-at-the-beach maybe:idontno:

One thing I do know...don't overwhelm yourself with custom stuff. You were right when you said you had to feel it. Once things stop coming from your heart, the funn goes too. Do what you love, you already have a job:cool: :biggrin:
Thanks for the advice. I hear you regarding emotional attachment, as I, too, have that connection with each of my drawings, and with everything I knit. The attachment isn't so much with the piece itself, but rather with the energy of that subject, as the piece unfolds. It can be said that a photograph captures time while a drawing captures the mind. -- I think this is equally or more true for the person behind the lense or pencil.

Yeah, scratch what I said about the custom stuff. You are so right and I already knew this. Glad to get some reinforcement on that thought.
 
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