Emily 15×22″ cp fluid paper
Calling her done.
The sketch. Her hand gave me a terrible time. 
This is what she looked like when I left Aiken yesterday.
I didn’t like the way her chin ran into her neck with no contrast to make the chin jut a little so I dumped it into iPhoto and turned it black and white to check the tones. The tone under the chin was the same as the tone on her chin just like I thought.
So I added a dab or cad red light to her face and got rid of her sprig hair and fussed a hands. Added leg shadow foot shadow. 
So now there is a dab of contrast between the chin and the neck. Was afraid if I added more I would ruin the paintjng.
Drew Murphy’s 2×3′ acrylic at first break.
Second break.
Here she is when he left. Gorgeous paintjng.
Amy’s nice oil. 2×3′
Always think it’s interesting how a move to the left or right changes the view so much. She was directly to Drews left.
Thomas Needham’s delicate watercolor.
Al Beyer’s 3×4 oil.
Fred’s joyful painting. 2×3′ acrylic
Coachs charcoal. About 40 minutes. He was just to my right.
Margaret who’s cleaned house and going to paint the afternoon away. Xoxoxox
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Marty and Tracy in our pedicab when we all went to Blick.
Margaret McCarthy Hunt Art 