
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Easels

Easels

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When asked what it takes to be an artist, I often reply that it is a combination of draftsmanship, craftsmanship, logic and emotion, as well as a coordination of heart, head, hand and eye. Talent? Yes. But the most important ingredient is work... hard work, intense study and years of practice. This blog offers a glimpse into the mind and working studio of a professional artist. All artwork and text displayed on my blog is copyrighted and cannot be used without my permission. Thanks. Karen