The Beginnings
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A quick thumbnail sketch in oil pastels on cold-pressed watercolor paper.
The inspiration for this quick painting just came like the rushing stream it’s depicting. The new beginnings symbolize the promised arrival of spring.
Size: 9×12 inches
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