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EXPLODING

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4 1/2" X 4 1/2" pastel, archival white matt, glass and 8" square petit scrolled, gold leaf frame

The movements of clouds seem to travel at the speed of light and then appear to explode through the skies. And then I have such a difficult time paying attention on where I'm walking, for concentrating so hard on the movement. I've really made quite a spectacle of myself by falling, which tends to be embarrassing too. But what a show (I guess you could say that of both -me and the skies)!

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  1. Susan - Thank you for the kind words about my pastel painting. I've really enjoyed seeing your sky pieces and look forward to seeing more in the future. Your Sunset Shadows is fabulous! Gretha

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  2. Love those skies.....absolutely mesmerising!
    Thanks for your visit and lovely comment.

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  3. Hi Susan,
    Thanks for stopping by my blog. I really enjoy "meeting" new people - and it brought me to your work. Luscious skies! Gorgeous with all their colour and light. I also checked out your website - very nice!

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  4. Thanks so much Kim! Well I enjoyed yours too, so that's why I added you. The web really does make the world so small. Who would ever believe? Stay in touch.

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