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He has an exciting future
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He seems to be a level headed boy. GG's will help him and keep him level headed
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Yes, with GG guidance and family support, he is on his way. Well, at least on the first rung of the ladder he must climb.
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So it seems. Can you imagine the surprise when he is told how much his painting earned.
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Over the next year, Armand concentrated on his painting. His mother told him that Jessica and Carl were expecting their first child. Armand wanted to paint a portrait of Jessica showing she was pregnant; He went to the library to study photos of pregnant women. Leafing through several art books, he saw the photo of the Mona Lisa. Studying the photo and particularly the smile, it was as if she was hiding a secret. Armand knew that his painting would include a smile similar to the Mona Lisa.
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I'm glad you have enjoyed it
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I think you are probably in the right dollar range. I don't think a galley sets a price until they have a loti of experience with the painter's works.
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The painting hung in the gallery for three weeks when Armand made his first trip to the gallery. As he walked in, he was amazed at the various art items being displayed. There were several paintings, photographs, ceramics, and even some sculptures. He kept looking for his painting. “May I help you?” “Yes, I was looking for a painting my friend made. He said it was on display here.” “Besides what you see on the walls as you enter, I have several being displayed on the walls in this
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Thanks and more important Arrow thanks you
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They are there for him. If he needs anything, they will provide it.
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He will and GG will continue to guide him
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He is naive, and his interests are narrow, for now
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I think for now he is only looking at painting. But you are right there are many possibilities.
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Armand won't believe what this painting is worth.
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I think you are right. Care to guess what it will sell for?
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He will benefit from those who recognize his talent as we shall see.
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I think he will be surprised at what his painting will bring
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Over the next three months, with Mr. Larkin’s help and a senior named Chas, he became skilled at making his frames. But he wasn’t just satisfied with painted frames. He wanted to make them distinctive. So back to the art supply store, he bought a set of carving knives. On scrap wood, he tried various designs. It wasn’t all smooth and easy work. He learned that deep cuts could cause the frame to break. Over time, after reading about wood carving at the local library, he develops his technique. Hi
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He has a supportive family and a supportive teacher.
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No, Armand is too intent on his painting. Once he learns how to make his frames, Chas will be moving on.
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I will and I hope you enjoy it
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His artistic ability is being developed. Many of the old masters not only made their own canvases but also their own paints.
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A good teacher will recognize potential unfortunately some don't really care
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It wasn’t until Armand started high school that his art teacher noted his art proficiency. He could devote a full hour to art three times a week for the first time. However, it was not as Armand thought. The three hours were broken into various crafts, like sculpture, design, and drawing. Armand didn’t like the sculpture and design classes, but GG told him to make the best of each. And he did, in sculpture, he used that class to create objects he could paint. In design, he used that time to desi
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I'm in the same category as you. I met a man in Europe who taught art,. he said all art is just straight lines and circles, I told him if that was the case then I'll never be an artist. So I became an engineer instead.
