“every portrait that is painted with feeling is a a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter.”
-oscar wilde
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Good morning ๐
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and to you –
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Now that’s using your noodle, and whatever else is handy.
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Exactly)
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As self-portraits go, I’m feeling the Picasso influence!
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That’s it )
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Nice indeed!!
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Thanks-
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What a beautifully perceptive man he was.
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he was –
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Have to comment on the addition of a body in this sculpture. I assume it’s one of your wee students, and that’s advanced. Usually the arms come out where the ears should be. An artist to be sure!
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yes, it is and i noticed the same thing. the addition of a body shows a greater level of development, especially for the 3 and 4 year olds –
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Petey Pasta, best artist ever, Beth.
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petunia pasta !
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I like that one a lot. Hey, fun game for you if interested: I used the same phrase from the name of your blog in my post today. See if you can find it, Where’s Waldo style? I think 1600 words though. Good luck.
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I’m on the challenge)
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Love!!
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thanks, roy –
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Crafty!
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Creative!
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it was )
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Oh yes! I so get this.
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i thought you would, colleen –
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True, we choose to highlight features we ourselves admire and observe. . .
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absolutely
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Maybe the contemporary version of that quote might be: Every selfie is not a portrait of the sitter but the one who took the selfie.
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yes )
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