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<title>Cindy Sorley-Keichinger&#039;s Painting Adventures</title> 
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 The painting &quot;Turtle Talk&quot; was an idea I had, had for quite awhile.&amp;nbsp; I really like turtles, which is wierd because I had never seen one in life for ages.&amp;nbsp; Alberta ...</summary> 
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 The painting "Turtle Talk" was an idea I had, had for quite awhile.&nbsp; I really like turtles, which is wierd because I had never seen one in life for ages.&nbsp; Alberta does not have any indiginous turtles, and it is&nbsp;against the law&nbsp;to have them as pets here. 
 At any rate while on holiday in Arizona of all places, I got some really good reference material of turtles.&nbsp; At first glimpse I had thought they were all the same but as I started to paint them into the composition, I saw that there were really Three different species!&nbsp; Soooo Cool! 
 It made painting them a challenge and I enjoy challenges.&nbsp; Though to be honest when I first started this painting, I thought it would go really easy.&nbsp; I should know better than that.&nbsp; Every time I think something is easy or fast; it is almost always tough.&nbsp; The turtles were no exception to this detail.&nbsp; They turned into a shading exercise to get all the textures and shapes right.&nbsp; Becasue the painting is a miniature as well, only 5 inches by 12 inches, that made it even more tricky.&nbsp; I'm pleased with the end result though.&nbsp; I hope you are too.  
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