Lovely quotes and story, William, Thank you for sharing.

It could, but many artists have good reason for not showing early work on their sites.

That’s really weird, but I think that’s a Facebook glitch.

“Art is a human activity consisting in this, that one man (or woman) consciously, by means of certain external signs hands on to others feelings he has lived through, and that other people are infected by these feelings and also experience them.” Leo Tolstoy

“An artist carries on throughout his life a mysterious, uninterrupted conversation with his public.” Maurice Chevalier

As you look at your life’s work it will mirror the peaks and valleys of your life and how it influenced your art. I recall the first painting I did after my father passed away over 30 years ago. It turned out to be the best painting I did prior to that as well as a time after.
It seemed to paint itself. It’s size was 15″x30″ and was a night scene with the moon showing in the sky. I still have that painting. Whether we realize it at the time or in hindsight our art has a story behind it even if it’s a short story. Given enough time stories are added and it becomes a collection and it begins to speak volumes.

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Oh, you make me smile, Sari. Thank you!

Yes, of course, Robert. But that takes away the kinesthetic benefit. Still, I can see a benefit to doing both and great value in being able to do it quickly on the computer when you need to.