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118 When your art client is your wife
What the painting needs and the client wants. This time-lapse shows all the strokes in turning a plein air study into a finished, studio painting in oil.
I highlight the freedom of changing a painting and how beans turned into sunflowers per the client's -- my wife's -- request.
Meeting the high standards of being worthy of hanging on the wall in our house.
This also is an example of how you can change things in any landscape to make it better or meet what the buyer wants.
I also show how a study on location can lead to a studio painting.
I have more than 20 paintings in a gallery and two gift shops. My wife wanted me to keep several of them, but she didn't want to pay. When you're living on retirement, you have to check under the couch cushions for quarters.
Someone who buys one of my paintings pays the highest compliment with their money. A close second is when my wife deems it worthy of the wall in our home.
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