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New York, New York in the 1940's. A Third Avenue Rail System (TARS) trolley near it's carbarn on Broadway in Harlem.
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Well - you got there: not that I feared you wouldn't. It's been fascinating to watch this work building, and I admire your having the self-discipline to stop and photograph the stages - whenever I try doing that, I nearly always go straight from very basic sketch to more or less finished. I think this should perform very well as a print - it would grace anyone's wall.
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Outstanding work Malcolm. Your patience and perseverance amaze me. The finished work is so reminiscent of the artwork in the Video Game, 'L.A. Noire'. I salute you, especially as i am trying to force myself into starting a 'Wesson-esque' watercolour; very loose of course, but I keep telling myself I will mess it up.
Regards John
