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For those of you who have not seen my paintings before, I am sure there was a gasp of air, when you saw yesterday's post, The Lone Ranger. Yes, my studio painting style is totally different to my plein air painting-field sketches. I kind of took a deep breath as well. Why the painting style is so different, I do not know?
As promised, this is painting #2 "Cisco Kid", of the triptych series. Cisco Kid is one of my favorite models. She is a Paint and posed for me before, for the "Caught in the Wind" painting. Seeing this little Paint in the pasture makes for "A Painting Day".
"Caught in the Wind"-18x24-inches, o/c
"Cisco Kid", 12x12-inces, o/c