Vernon's is one of two little stores on this part of the island, and since my cottage was close by I stopped by frequently for their freshly baked bread--giving me plenty of time to admire these shadow shapes on my way to and fro before I finally set up to paint them.
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2 comments:
I was pleased to watch and know where Hope Town is.
A beautiful painting, I like your neat shapes and colors.
Ave a nice week-end!
Many thanks for writing, Sylviane.
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