When my son was little he struggled with his temper. A doctor sat him down one day and told him about the Anger Monster. He explained how his behaviour was like a little Anger Monster who got really big when he allowed it. He told him that when this happened the monster was stronger and became the boss of him. Like most small children, my son didn't like anyone being the boss except him.
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Blog: Kayleen West (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Stage 3: Rainbow Over Ayres Rock Oil Painting Contrary to my last post I have not worked much of the foreground. Instead I wanted to work the sky more, lift out the rainbow and finish Ayres rock. I did manage to lift the rainbow however it is too yellow and will need reworking. The sky has improved however I need to remove some of the yellow in the lower area and work the horizon so it ties the
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Stage Two – Ayres Rock Rainbow 760x1020mm (30x40 Inches) There is something wonderful about the formation of clouds in the sky. I have worked up a few hours in oil on this painting. I began working the sky and really enjoyed painting the clouds. As a result I hope to do more skies in the near future. They are not finished but well under way. I moved all over the top area and then moved onto
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Stage One - Rainbow Over Ayres Rock I started the painting from the photo I took of Ayers rock and the rainbow this week. I will post the progress. This is the initial block in which I used acrylics. The second stage will be in oil as I find oil paint easier to blend for things like sky and I am more familiar this medium especially for landscape painting. It was an incredible photo so I hope I
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Wow, I have recently returned from a trip to Northern Territory I feel so inspired by the landscape and itching to paint. I was surprised I would enjoy this area so much. I had the most incredible trip with my daughter and fell in love with a man who has in recent months handed his life over completely to God’s will. This man loves us dearly and spoilt us with the very best accommodation and
Perfect solution, Kayleen! It is just lovely! And I know it has so much meaning attached with your story behind it.
The cropped version is better - in fact you could crop it even more and have just a sliver of land.The anger monster. As you were describing it, I could feel the sensation, or at least remember what it feels like.