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Group Painting Projects, I can do this painting projects, jama post painting projects, Lisa Brunetti art, long live paint brushes, Painting projects, urban art

Quick! How does one mark the sun on the March Equinox? Long Live Paint Brushes!
Thank all of you for your kind comments on the last post, ´WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?¨ You´ve helped me wrestle my ego and lock it down where it won´t nudge me into trouble! Tim- Forester Artist made me chuckle when he commented, ¨They waited until you left. I think they’re afraid of you! ;)¨
Mary, of Oil Pastels by Mary, triggered a big smile when she wrote, ¨Long live paint brushes!
Marina lightened the mood by stating, ¨…please don’t “retire your urban paintbrush”!¨
I´ve always said that if one removes the ego from a conflict, the conflict usually vanishes. It´s been hard to reconcile this one, as if someone doesn´t speak up for the voice of the artists, then…. what? When does one watch from afar, and when does one become proactive?
Your feedback really helped keep this from beocming a burrrrrrr beneath my blanket, and I know first hand how loco that will make most horses!
These archive photos illustrate Mary´s point, and with a smile I present, ¨Long Live Paint Brushes!

More great talent . post painting competition number 3 – Jama-2013

Happy Helpers! – they practiced on a stool before helping with the post! 2012
Rewired & Retired Debbie in Nicaragua added, ¨Are these poles aluminum? Can they be painted? I’m armed with brushes and ready to help. Can you pick me up with your flying carpet?¨
Long Live Paint Brushes applies – no matter where one lives! Place happy art where you need it most – like Sarah Dettman did in her community laundry room! (below)

Family and friends helped Sarah Dettman´s Laundry Room Project ‘
Have a painting party for a family gathering or paint together to jazz up a boring wall!

Father & Daughter
Clanmother commented, ¨ …I feel there will be a phoenix rising from the ashes.¨

Mother-Son
Bluebrightly commented, ¨I hope that lemonade can be made from lemons, and the next competition, or the next flowering of public are in Jama, will be even more prolific and joyful.¨

Frances adds her touches to Ceibo Loca ‘ Museo Cancebi ‘ Manta Ecuador 2012

Barb y Donna – Republic of Panama

Gonzalo´s family created a unique I Can Do This design!

Silvana dropped by and added her special energy to the border!

Jama Painting Competition ·2012

El Matal ‘ 2012 ‘ Maestro!

Xavier helped paint fun frogs! on ´If Fish Could Fly¨

Hands-on Participation at Museo Cancebi Reception ‘ Ceibo Loco!
I´ll be offline more days than on for the next few weeks. Have a great week, and thanks again for your compassion and support!

The Ocean devoured this post at El Matal. I´m thinking of all of you as you prepare for the next high tide at the end of this month…. Z
The phoenix will surely soar from the ashes and blaze a trail across the sky! Long Live Paint Brushes!
Z
Lots of great comments, Lisa. Hope you have a great week.
Hugs from Cuenca,
Kathy
I like that cat!!
Cheers to that, Z! Long live Z’s spirited paintbrushes!
I’ll be here for the rise… 🙂
xxxx
Happy week!! 🙂 🙂
Yours is indeed a world of color….much of which you have added to it! Well done.
We are a part of an remarkable community where everything is possible. We are changing the world one paint brush at a time. Hugs to all….
Long Live Paint Brushes and bless the hands that bring them alive.
Gorgeous art as always! Yes you are supported and loved! 🙂
Viva le paintbrushes.
You’re such a good blogging friend. If I was there, we’d get those new poles painted in no time – they wouldn’t know what hit them. Thank you and travel safe!
So many lovely comments! 🙂 You live in a wonderful colorful world, I love your artwork!
Best regards, Dina x
I am currently planning on redecorating and your post has inspired me not to just paint the walls but to actually paint designs on them 🙂