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online Holy Nights Journal

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online Holy Nights Journal / Navigation

online Holy Nights Journal / Introduction
online Holy Nights Journal / 1st Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 2nd Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 3rd Holy Night

online Holy Nights Journal / 4th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 5th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 6th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 7th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 8th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 9th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 10th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 11th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 12th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / 13th Holy Night
online Holy Nights Journal / Conclusion

online Holy Nights Journal / Group / Sharing


Group Sharing / Submissions for December 29


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Reflecting on the months of July and August of this past year we found a theme presenting itself which could be best described as a feeling of unfinished or uncompleted work that would need to be picked up at a later time. For the paintings we experimented with a two-step process painting over the course of two days, returning to the paintings in the evening of the second day for completion of the artwork. - Conrad and Marjorie (California)
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