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- Andrew Thornton is a professional fine artist, writer, and jewelry designer. His work can be seen in private collections around the globe. He is a regular contributor to industry-related books, magazines, and TV. Andrew is also the Creative Director of Allegory Gallery in Ligonier, PA.
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14 comments:
Andrew, you are so wonderful at painting. This plea should be heeded, please. jean xox
Really like the color pop in this picture!!
Yes, please DO.
Love the photo.
Andrew, it's all about perspective. What you wrote about the photo was not my first thought. I saw those brushes lying there and my first thought was "Oh! Here it comes! Something wonderful is going to happen here......something beautiful." Anticipation. That's what I felt.
Then I read your words. Welcome to the real world I guess.
I would love to start painting again and hopefully I'll be able to do so soon! It's just a matter of making some time.
I agree! You should paint again. This is a frame worthy photo! I am so glad you are playing alobg with me.
Thank you for joining the Challenge! Enjoy the day! Erin
Wonderful image and motivational post!
Creativity continues to blossom.
Put down the ipad, turn off the phone, don't look at emails today and paint! Everyone needs to make time for what they love and for what energizes them.
Love the colors and composition of your photo, BTW.
Andrew that is a gorgeous photo! I just love the colors and it makes me want to get my paintbrushes out and play!
Can so relate to your words and photo! Well said
Yes PAINT! I love your photo.
A beautiful photo. I agree that objects sometimes end up reflecting our feelings about them...
Oh Andrew!! I adore this. You are so right, sometimes our supplies call to us. It's best not to neglect that call. Often that's when we are our most creative. I hope you picked those babies us and created something amazing. :)
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