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My dear Sir Roger,

You have painted your own beautiful stallion. There is so much life in him.

I am doing a screenshot of it for my dear Princess Raymonde. (I hope you don't mind me doing that). She is horse crazy and goes on her pony nearly every day. She will love your stallion.

I have never tried oils and certainly not knife painting. That may be a bit dangerous in my case. If my hands started shaking or jumping too much the knife might go flying.

I will leave this to you and stay with my writing. I have been asked to write and produce two pieces which I am working on at the mo. Each to his or her own creative talents! And you certainly have a talent here. Beautiful, my dear Sir Roger!

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

Sarah,

I'm delighted that you thought it good enough to pass on.

I hope to get a non-flash photo when the paint dries. It takes a long time though.

I loved the technique once I got used to it. It is so adaptable.

Roger

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Quite a challenge Roger but I would say you passed with flying colors!! It is very beautiful. The knife is rather difficult as you use the thick paint. I understand about the glare when you photograph it as I have had this happen. It takes a while to dry when it is this thick also but the texture is awesome when it does.

Glad to know you are still taking some classes.

Sara

Yes,

This was the second class I've had outside of human life classes.

It was very relaxing and fun.

Roger

Roger-I am sure you and this guy had a long and interesting conversation together for you to get this contemplative expression-he has to have something important to say!
This is very-very good

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Thanks Joyce.

He is a beautiful creature. I hope I've done him justice.

Roger

I have taken a less glossy shot. Still a little glossy, but better.

Roger