Double Line Painters has a new website

Hey Friends,  Haven't posted for a bit I know, but this time of year I've got lots of excuses.  This little treasure is a 5" x 7" original on Arches watercolor paper.  Done with ink and watercolor.  It's a shed door I saw a couple years ago on Fort Lewis Road here in Salem, Virginia.  You can find it in my Etsy shop

I do believe I'm about ready to re-open my Ebay store.  I have a bazillion paintings sitting in boxes in my studio so maybe someone will like them enough to place a bid.  Soon I think.

And Double Line Painters have a new website and newsletter you should sign up for.  Judy has done a fantastic job with the website.  http://dlpbr.fineartstudioonline.com/email-newsletter

Go to our blog, listed over there on the right side bar in blog roll, to learn more.

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Graduation

Hey Friends,  Last night I watched my sister's adopted son, Ivan, graduate from Northside High School.  The past 18 years have been a long painful, traumatic experience for both of them and everyone involved with this family.   Maybe they will move on now.  Sister on the left, Ivan, and Mom (granny).

On a different note, I have FINALLY been working on my website.  It has taken far too long and will be a bit longer finishing it.  It's extra difficult when a computer dunce (myself) has to work with a malfunctioning computer.  But even so I'm making some headway.  Today I've been trying to add a link to my website from this blog.  I wanted it to be a pretty little picture that you could click on BUT No, all I get is a tiny string of verbage, there at the top sidebar.   Click on it and tell me what you think.  But be nice.
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TREASURY REVISITED

Hey Friends, Thought I would come back and show you what I learned today! My daughter, the computer master, was here today and showed me how to get this partial screen shot from Word into Photoshop, etc,etc. I believe to get a full screen shot I would have to do this twice-top&bottom and then do a photomerge. She is REALLY good with computers and understands what the artsy-fartsy types want or need. Check out her work at my website - http://www.suefurrow.com/. She did it all - you should see all that code behind each page, each photo.
PS: NO it is not clickable-maybe in time. My work is the lady bent over cutting flowers.

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