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My wife found and bought this for me this past Christmas . Started it this past Monday . It’s going to take awhile  but it is starting to look like a Cobra . 

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Looked at this while at work (graphic design office) and discussed it with my partner in crime. We both agree that this is a valuable tool toward helping people becoming fine arts painters. It helps you to see light and dark and their relationships, helps you learn the qualities of acrylic paint and canvas and leaves you the option to experiment with mixing and blending.

When viewing exhibits of emerging artists, it's easy to spot the beginners because they always go too light. Committing to using bold darks can be intimidating. This kind of painting can help you see the value of, well, color values. That gives an artist the confidence to go richer in their own fine arts expressions.

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The gas station looks a little like the one still standing in Hackberry, AZ on Route 66.  Good job Ray!!

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Thanks Jim. That was a good one to do. This Cobra one not so much. Paints not that good and I don't care for some of the color call outs. The background looks weird but when done it may make more sense.

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That turned out really nice! Based on your comments about paint quality and color selection I wasn't sure about the end result but it looks great.

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