Judith, Having seen and painted some of these places with you I see at first hand how your paintings are more than the scene you are observing. It is amazing to see. The place is clearly recognizable but you bring so much to them. It is difficult to put into words but your paintings are more vibrant, colorful and mysterious. Each one has a different mood. They are their own places. This must be Imaginary Radiance. its like some kind of beautiful magic.
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Judith, Having seen and painted some of these places with you I see at first hand how your paintings are more than the scene you are observing. It is amazing to see. The place is clearly recognizable but you bring so much to them. It is difficult to put into words but your paintings are more vibrant, colorful and mysterious. Each one has a different mood. They are their own places. This must be Imaginary Radiance. its like some kind of beautiful magic.