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I also agreed with the judges - not often that I do - but the winner was miles ahead I thought. Not many caught a good likeness but I liked the lady with the knife (why do the judges keep calling it a palette knife??) she had a good likeness but I agree with Bri, she did seem a bit "look at me". You are right Bri, it could have been the editing.
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I'm managing to keep up, just about, and feel some good artists are getting through. However, one or two exceptional painters are being scrutinised for being too good. I heard Kate Bryan say that one artist was clearly the better painter but the other had more potential. They didn't show us to whom she referred.
Is it a crime to produce a great portrait in the here and now? Intrigued.
Bri
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