'Further, the convention of line is much different from the convention of the painterly brush. One tends to be thin and delineatory, the other a juxtaposition of patches. Too much early attention to line can baffle the discovery of an effective pattern. Drawing can run interference on composition.'
I am considering this statement by
(rgenn@saraphina.com)
Robert Genn's twice weekly letter.
Since studying watercolor this Summer,
I am open to this; not quite convinced.
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