Hi there !  I continue slow work during the week, around work appointments, on the floral composition.  Actually have not touched the flowers, am working on the urn/vase.  It is coming along and needs a few subtle but important perspective corrections to its base.  In the spirit of sharing the learning and development process, I share the following with you.  It is amazing to find these "to-do's."  Just looking at the canvas casually (without thinking about this), I feel like I do not see them.  But I know to look for this based on working on my perspective detail, especially properties about ellipses (a weak point of mine, so I need to inspect and check for it).   This is a tricky area I just do not (yet !) intuitively or automatically "see" or get right.   Though by doing some study and also some metrics I can find it and know it is something I always need to look and check in my work.  Maybe it is some comfort that there is always something to work harder on and to strive for !So be patient and kind--I have not fixed it yet.  (look for a future post for a pic with the corrections !)  After the correction, the flowers will be next to work on.

Meantime:  here is more wall painting in a vivid color.  The feature wall of the studio guest suite.  Color credit:  Pomodoro by Porter's Paints.  This color was absolutely exciting to see on the wall and to go up.  Rich, deep and warm.  A sophisticated red with a great personality that gets along with neutrals.  A great mixer with Dreamy Teal in the Studio kitchenette (which can be seen through the doorway.

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