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Day 31-Looking back at 30 days




This is a collage of the 30 paintings created by me during the month of January. I wish everyone a good weekend!

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  1. Celia , your paintings look really fantastic put in a collage ! Wish you a nice weekend.

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    1. Jane, thank you for stopping by, I always appreciate your kind comments! Have an enjoyable week!

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  2. Well done Celia Your paintings look great!

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  3. You have amassed a very impressive collection over the 30 days Celia!
    Beautiful!

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  4. Wow! You worked a lot Celia, and you certainly did a good work. Your painting look really very nice, I like the collage too. Have a good week end. Ciao.

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  5. Fabulous! I'd love to try this sometime - congratulations on a great collection of paintings, well done!

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  6. Congratulations Celia,
    you put together a stimulating, interesting and inspiring blog. I always look forward to admiring your work!

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    1. Thank you Sharon and Nuccio, your nice comments made my day!

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  7. Thank you Celia! Your watercolors are fabulous.

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    1. It is my pleasure Martha! Thank you for visiting my blog!

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  8. Hi! Your watercolors are great, wonderful use of color! I visited Rome last December and it was so beautiful! We have so many great memories from our trip....

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  9. OMG how did I miss all of this! I dont think I'm getting all your posts.
    A beautiful array of work!

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