This old car was in a cow pasture down in Tennessee. A friend and I ventured "off the beaten path" to get some photos. Fortunately, we live to tell the tale!
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8 comments:
Hi Deb--Great car! Congrats on the Ball Jars (saw Rhonda's post). All the best.
Look forward to the finished piece. Wow, you even captured the falling ceiling liner. Great!
I think it was worth the adventure. This is starting to look very good.
Can't wait to see this one evolve.
Oh good more rusty stuff. I love it. And congrats on the blue ribbon Rhonda posted on her blog..the lovely canning jars painting won! I am not surprised. I am sitting by a roaring fire here at Dillman's resort in my lunch break on the last day of my class with John Lovett. I've been posting on that workshop the last 4 days. Temps in n. WI have plummeted 30 degrees and it is raining. Blah!!!! But it is good painting weather.
Thanks, Bill, Carol, Kathryn and Gretchen.
Ginny - glad you like rust, as do I. Hope you have had an enjoyable workshop.
Glued to your wip, can't wait to see the rust come to life
Thanks Teresa - hope you aren't so "glued" that you cannot work on your illustrations!
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