Nuts 2

[GPscroller]

As requested by by Lucky2 and RFK48 here are pics of the project  both oiled, painted and framed.  My wife, Janice, has MS and when she paints, it calms her down and she doesn't bob or wobble for some reason.  I have also included a Sue Walker project I cut (one of my favourites).  Hope you all like the results.

 

Jeff

[Sorcier]

Wow, you both did great jobs     

[Scrappile]

Those are mighty fine in every way. 

[Scrolling Steve]

Jeff, What a talented team you two are !....Awesome! 

[penquin]

Congrads. to you both, beautiful work.  What a great relief for her.  Thanks for sharing the story.

jim

penquin

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done.  I love the colorized versions of them.  Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

DW

[LarryEA]

oh wow, that is excellent!

[Rob]

Those are great.  I love both versions.

 

Rob

[lonewolf]

Good work, and the paint works excellent.

[ubgoofy2003]

WOW, those are really nice. I love the coloring. It does a lot for all of us. I'm glad it relaxes your wife. I think it does a lot, even for me when I add color to a piece that I've done. Thanks so much for sharing.  Wonderful work by you both.

[meflick]

Beautiful work both ways. Your wife does an excellent job with the painting. You make a great team as already stated. Glad she fines an outlet that helps calm her. My mother in law is almost 88. She enjoys the new coloring book craze. She has bad hand shaking for several years but it seems to calm her's and she can color without the shaking. Quite interesting human brains. Thanks for sharing.

[Lucky2]

Jeff, both pieces look amazingly good, does the color ever change the way they look. I don't usally like painted projects, but, for these two items I have to disagree with what I usually think or like. You and your wife are quite the team, your painted projects should sell for double the norm.

Len

[Ron Johnson]

Credit to you both for some fabulous art. Well done.

[country girl]

What a powerful difference the color makes. I hope you continue to feel good

[heppnerguy]

 Colorization, as I call it, really add a lot to a piece if it is done correctly as are these. I love the wonderful job you both did on these. some of the best colorization I have ever seen

 

Dick

heppnerguy

[wombatie]

Wow that amazing the difference, with and without paint.  Very impressive.  The dynamic duo, very well done.

 

Marg

[amazingkevin]

As requested by by Lucky2 and RFK48 here are pics of the project  both oiled, painted and framed.  My wife, Janice, has MS and when she paints, it calms her down and she doesn't bob or wobble for some reason.  I have also included a Sue Walker project I cut (one of my favourites).  Hope you all like the results.

 

Jeff

I'm highly impressed seeing these painted by your blond wife,Here work is outstanding and sets it off like nobody's business.What an eye for detail she has.Keep her busy i want to see more of her eye candy work,Lucky you!

[RFK48]

Oiled or painted, they all came out beautiful!

[banderson]

Great job to both of you.  They came out really nice.

[frankorona]

Excellent work of both, congratulations.            

[MTCowpoke22]

Those both look great!

[Fish]

Fantastic work on both! 

[rdatelle]

WoW, those look good either way. I love the way there painted. Wish I could paint like that, I would paint some of my pieces. Great job.

[GPscroller]

Both Janice and I appreciate all the kind words.  Thanks all! :D :D

[Dave Monk]

Fantastic! dave