Okay, I have to get my Star Wars reference in somewhere. But seriously, there has to be a dark side in order for there to be a light side. And it takes both a dark side and a light side to create form. Otherwise we're back to one dimensional flat surfaces. We all have a yin and a yang. The dark side is not necessarily a bad thing. It's simply the opposite of the light. And it's important because it helps define who we are. So let the shadows fall so the forms can be seen.
Beach Cherub
Well, here she is at last... my hot babe on the beach... my bathing beauty... my cute little beach cherub. I do love children. To me they represent innocence, hope, potential, purity, meekness, and joy. I love to hold a child's hand, play with a child's feet, and answer every single "why" they can come up with. Painting them, apparently, is no different. I have thoroughly enjoyed every child I've painted. I may have to stick to this genre...