To be honest I spent way more time on this 6x4 feet canvas than what intended, but that's often how it turns out in my profession. Painting has its own way and I have to deliver the way it calls me.

So this time I entered into way more details than what I initially thought. Once you get into details of plants and birds and butterflies, time flies and you still there, sitting, standing , chipping away hour after hour of brushwork!

In this end, it will wall be worthwhile , I am sure.

So while getting diligently sprayed by chemtrails (look up my yesterday's article : https://steemit.com/life/@jankasparec/chemtrails-madness-in-vancouver), I did not let it bring me down too much and delivered my 10+ hours of work in my art studio every day. I started the forest light painting no3, about which I hope to write tomorrow. I also stretched another 6x4feet canvas upon which I want to bestow a beautful sunset, to commemorate the "healthy" skies we see less and less often.

I also took off the "Paradise" painting off the frame and took it to a framing shop in Richmond to get it stretched on new frame, something that was needed for long time already (old one was too shabby and too heavy).

just starting the stripping off the frame process

rolled up and ready to go to framing shop...artist's job ain't just painting!

So there are the final stages of the Forest light trilogy (second piece)

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I know it looks almost done, but I assure you the final touches will change it more. They always do. I want to bring more light rays to the first plane, over the water.

The details in the forefront (birds and flowers) took lot of my time, but I think they brought the painting to the next level. They made it more alive.

Can't wait to share the final version with you!

Thank you for all your support!

Much Love,

Jan
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