My brother and His Late wife

I’m glad you included the portrait. The likeness is actually there. No comment on your skill, just that portraits would have to be the toughest. You did a nice job on the John Wayne portrait, so you’re getting pretty good at getting the likeness down.

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Jim Its looks very good. I think he wouid be pleased.

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I bet he likes it. Most of it would be “the thought that counts” thing. But your work here is very good Earl. Looks true to the pic you show.

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Very nice EArl I think you hit it on the mark, congratulations, I’m sure he’.ll be pleased. jockmike

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I’m in agreement. He will like it.

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No need to second guess yourself. Very good. This is something to treasure.

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Jim -

Great job. I agree, he would indeed approve.

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will he like it.. hmmm let’s see. It’s a picture of him and his wife…. a captured memory forever…. it was made by his brother AND it looks wonderful!!
Yes, I’m sure he’ll LOVE it.

well done.
I tried doing one of my grand-daughter once.. It’s hard to do portraits!!

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