Skyscape painting...

October 30, 2012

Skyscape painting...

Skyscape I
(39x22cm on Rives BFK paper)

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Unknown7:46 PM, October 30, 2012
so beautiful!
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Rincón7:56 PM, October 30, 2012
Un cielo muy conseguido.
Por cierto me gustó mucho tu acuarela presentada en la II Bienal de acuarela de Caudete
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Watermarycolors10:20 AM, October 31, 2012
So beautiful! :)
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Helen Ström2:44 PM, November 02, 2012
Thank you Hamarat and Mari Jose!

Rincon, fuiste à Caudete? Me hubiera gustado ir tambien! Gracias por anunciar me lo.
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