I will Never be as good a critiquer as you are. Thank You.

OK, I thought you'd be ALLL OVER these, LOL. OK, point taken about the dark/light aspects. Thank You!

WHY is it Good? What's wrong with you? I know I've been gone for a few but, Buck Up, Man!
The troops are back.

Carl, your crit is unsatisfying. I'm going from 'Jack the Dripper' to "pure genius, do some in colors and have a show". Which is it, Bro? This is need to know.
Framing idea is great. Thank You, Joe!

You know what to Do!

Carl, if you say anything about this being 'Old Lady' stuff I will hurt you.
Thanks for looking, E

This is me taking a look at my Own partying, LOL! Thanks for looking. E

Rough trip to Miami...I started painting when I got home and got this from my Best Friend, Yeshua!
Again Carl, try to disregard the Y word and let me know if it looks like Water!
Thanks for Looking. E

A wonderful discipline that really helps in making good art. Thank You, Peter. E

Lol, the drips work, here! Like blood coming out of bullet-holes. Buckshot holes accent the blue quite nicely. Your blue is strategically based and spare enough to give us a good look at your frightened Angel, centered nicely on canvas. I'm liking a lot, the brushwork used to shade parts of her body...

Well said, Carl,which brings up a great tip used over many a decade: Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance. Yoli, I actually need to do what Carl suggested for you. A little extra work beforehand prevents mistakes and paInt-overs. Carl - Marines? You Bad-Ass, you! My Dad was a Louie on the S...

Yoli, NO, GIRL!!!!!! If you want to do figurative work, you must master all parts of
the body. Hands are the worst - I labor and labor practicing hands and am still never
sure that they are good enough. Some parts of art I have a talent for and other
parts I gotta work harder at. Don't give up. E

Lynnn! SO GLAD to have you back! Was thinking of you the other day.
A wonderfully clean-edged boat with the most delightful color washes...
The water knocks me out because of your light-over depth wave technique
and that sky? A throbbing, pastel Heaven. E

As a lover of your earlier 'blue' sculpture, I add my thumbs up in delight.
This has a wonderful melding of color, material and form. The action just grabs me. Thank You, E

The whole thing has a marvelous vibe. I went to Sacred Heart School in Miami and I remember that same look of joy on a few of the nun's faces! Your colors are always attractive and the themes are consistently delightful. However, I'm gonna continue to take you to task about those hands! The back of ...

Thank You, Angali! Very Helpful. I love the creamsicle-colored light around Planet Earth...beautiful. Thank You, E

Hi, Mariah; I'm sure you're not too ignorant to post some of your artwork on ASC.
Please do, we'd love to see it. Thank You, E

Oh, No! The frame is awesome - I'm wondering why you used that in your piece, that's all. E

Very emotional piece! Thank You, E

From what I can see the hand looks good - proud of you for stepping up your game. E