Excellent work!

Thank you!

Thank you I appreciate that!

It seems to be the same strangeness everywhere you look. Where we live it's normally cool with some humidity north-west US but it's been really really hot this year. It's supposed to get to 105 and dry

Some how I missed this a few months back and I just wanted to say thank-you and I'm really glad you enjoyed the waterfall piece! Thanks again!

Thank you i appreciate that, I think it's the brightest sky I've ever painted

Oh thank you, I'm glad it makes you feel that way. That's the goal to make the sun very bright and warm. I've added an update if you want to see

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Thank you I appreciate it and I will check it out!

Oh thank you, who know's perhaps you do! Just pick up a brush and some paint and go to work! :)

Beautifully said you've given me insight into my work with what you've said. Beautiful painting it makes me feel the frozen cold in the air, when we have the frost and snow in the trees like this it's

Oh I'm glad you read it I really wanted to share it and I'm glad you enjoyed it. I've not heard of Enid Blyton before but I'm going to read some of her stories. Thank you. I thought about doing paintings

Yeah it can get a bit frustrating at times when you work hard to make quality content and get sometimes almost no views. Then you see a user putting up something that you know they don't care about and

Thank you

Hey awesome Nehab would you read a little story I wrote and give me your thoughts when you've finished? I know it needs editing but I would love to get your impression.

Hey Choogirl, I've got a question there is something I must be missing here. How is it that Steemit works? I've made several friends, lot's of quality comments, several followers and not bad content as

Well it's honestly a nice rock painting but truly it makes me wonder what is the difference between your rock and mine. Your rocks get so much attention and mine seem to sit lonely and unnoticed :( Ah

Oh wow that's a really big compliment, thank you! I think the same of your photography, very emotionally stirring.

I agree looking at it here it does look complete, the tree on the left was always intended to be finished but I think it works bare. Sometimes the toughest part of a painting is calling it complete and