David77

Hi Redtan,
I have seen Eternity's picture which is on her profile page now, which has a gray and blue background. I prefer a strong suggestion of realism, so the grotesque head shown is what I especially do not care for. However, some of Picasso's painting are made similary and he always gets rave reviews and praise for his paintings and there is even a museum for all his paintings. I, personally, like his earliest paintings which contain more factors of realism. However to each his own.
I especially try to make the backgrounds and surroundings of my painting more abstract, making the painting more interesting.
I received a "proportional divider" from Carden {on the internet) which I am eager to use when modeling a portrait of my friend's head, so that the sculptured portrait will not become too large for a regular sized room.

Hello David:
I hope you are well. You were kind enough to send me messages about my paintings earlier and I thought you might be interested in seeing one of them that a member of this board, Eternity, has used as her 'profile picture'.
Red

I'm not living in Paris but in the west part of France, near Nantes if you know.

Hello David, I'm french and new here for new contacts, new friends. I'm watching the profiles of the connected people. I wish you a very pleasant day.
Gilles.

Thank you David for the Information I will check into it

Thank you for the link. I have a Modigliani (print, of course) on my wall! I painted the avatar based on one of Picasso's self portraits. It actually reminds me very much of my son. Your Ben Franklin portrait says a lot about how you view the world.

I used to live in Vancouver and Victoria but I am now in the SE corner of the province - about north of the Idaho/Washington border. Wreck beach is certainly an interesting place although I haven't been there in years. I'll have to stop in there on one of my trips to Vancouver and see what has changed (probably a lot)

Hello. Thanks for having me as a friend. I enjoy drawing and some painting, but have always want to learn sculpturing too.

David,
I just wanted to say congrats on reaching 2500 posts!

Hi David:
Thanks for bringing up the issue of 'doing good' in the atheisit discussion I started. I see you are interested in sculpting. One of my hobbies is painting (witness my atavar - with a tip of the cap to Pablo). I have a chunk of soapstone sitting there daring me to to try!
- Red

hi david how are you am glad to say hull to you my fellow brother name reply me if you intresed with my conversation stay well am here in africa