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Hmmm not sure why that posted twice....sorry!
Posted by: nine_ah | March 26, 2005 at 10:13 AM
This mural is turning out fantastic! You really do great work. Will this border go completely around the room? I hope you are charging your worth for this project! What a great thing to tackle so well. I have worked on a couple of murals but don't think I am quick enough to be able to get my worth out of them.
Thanks for visiting my site!
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Posted by: nine_ah | March 26, 2005 at 10:11 AM
This mural is turning out fantastic! You really do great work. Will this border go completely around the room? I hope you are charging your worth for this project! What a great thing to tackle so well. I have worked on a couple of murals but don't think I am quick enough to be able to get my worth out of them.
Thanks for visiting my site!
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Posted by: nine_ah | March 26, 2005 at 10:11 AM
Maggie, I was just hoping I'd get at least one comment and there you were, from sunny (!) Liverpool! Many thanks for your kind message. "Overegging the pudding" is a perfect phrase to describe what would happen if I added a lot more than just the border of flowers--it is already pretty intense because the flowers are large and deeply colored. I will,however, throw in a hummingbird hawk moth (see how influential you are?) Oh, and a goldfinch. Or two.
Posted by: LaureAnne | March 26, 2005 at 07:12 AM
That's really fabulous. Will there be a garden pond with frogs and dragonflies as well? Or might that be over-egging the pudding? Thank you so much for sharing this ongoing work.
Posted by: Maggie Wallace | March 26, 2005 at 06:51 AM