It always takes longer than you think.

I should know by now that painting the textures of an old barn takes awhile. I hope to have the barn completed tomorrow night and be able to start the birds on Tuesday.


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  1. Terry MillerJanuary 14, 2008 at 10:03 AM

    Hi Robert, and thanks for your kind words on my most recently completed work, End of the Line. This piece of your's is coming along very nicely and I am very taken with the composition as well. This should be a nice feature next month in Charleston, if that is where it will wind up!

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