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Author: Phyllis_Russell_Franklin, Contributing Editor
| Marsha works on her pastel. Carly takes another look at her painting.
Little do they know that a couple of dogs are getting closer and closer. Soon Carly will pull out all stops and yell in her loudest voice, "NO!!!!!NO!!!!!NO!!!!". The dogs owner did stop them in time, but it certainly was a close call, and I think Carly saved the day. |  |
| Linda talks to Deb about her painting and says, "Every brushstroke you place on the canvas either helps it or hurts it; so, do twice as much thinking as painting." |  |
| Linda paints the lone palm. |  |
| I also painted the same lone palm tree, but believe me, I did a lot of work on this one after the conference was over. *smile* There is a lot to learn about painting outside. One of the most important things is to not give up if at first you don't succeed. Remember that you will get better and better each time you go out. Each time you will learn more and more about your powers of observation and how to solve the problems before you. |  |
| Marsha Savage smiles as she nears completion of her painting for the day. |  |
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