So Sad

So, for the past week or so, my painting (the one I last posted about) has been in an art show at my school. Yesterday, it was all taken down. So, I go to art class today and ask my teacher if I could take my piece home. Of course he said yes (it's not like he's going to keep me from taking home my art). After school I go to the class to colect my art. We go into the back room and search through all the paintings (I tell ya, there are a lot of paintings back there!) and finally come upon mine. I bring it out and guess what I saw. There was (and still is) a huge (okay, not that big) scratch/gash in it!! I was like WHAT HAPPEND TO MY PAINTING??!?!??!!! Oh, I was not very happy. When you look at it now, the first thing you notice isn't that it's a nice piece, it's that there's a big blank spot right in the middle of it. If you would run your hand over it, there's no way you could miss that there's an indent in it. So, now I have to wait for next class to fix it, which is on Tuesday. I have no idea how I'm going to get rid of that indent never mind mixing the exact same colour that got chiped off. Errrrr....

Happy Mother's Day!!

Title: Gigli di Calla

Artist: Rosalynn Grace

Medium: acrylic

This is my biggest (not your average big canvas size, when I say big try 30" by 40" big) and (I think) my best piece of art that I have done. I must say that if it wasn't for my art teacher, Mr. Gordon, that I would have never done this. I did it in pencil crayon once and he saw it and pretty much shoved a canvas in my hands and told me to do it. So there it is. This is what I gave my mom for Mother's day. She loves it!