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01/01/2026

The Beta release came with some really gnarly boo-boos.  A convergence of other high priority needs and a lack of knowledge on how to use WIX software led to it.  However, the six month layoff was fortuitous, as I have figured out some questions to ask (grrrrr) AI that provide some corrective actions to try.  So with that, here are the key update actions:

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INDEX Page

Navigate to this page from the sub-menu appearing under the standard navigation panel atop Creating A Painting.  A new Journey Way Point has been added for the painting "Reluctant Spring".  There's quite a difference between it and the original photo.

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ARTWORK Page

The headings for the two sub-menu buttons were confusingly misaligned.   Pressing the sub-menu jump button Using The Video landed on another problem page (follows).

USING THE VIDEO Page

This was a little difficult to follow.  A misaligned heading obscured part of an image and I believe there were some image alignment problems.

There were a number of Pages where minor changes/corrections were made.  Others have not yet been taken care of.

Other News

Last year I signed up for an online art course with Scott Christensen (studio in Idaho and retail shop in Wyoming).  I like his work and there are aspects of it that I need to learn.  The course is called "Adventure Of Painting" (or AOP).  There is a charge for it.  His website contains full information about Scott and the course (https://www.christensenstudio.com).  Truth be known, I have not been able to devote sufficient time to it, so after breaks I go back and repeat some lessons.  While not the best way to take the course, it is still very worthwhile, even with limited time.  

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Scott primarily paints using oils.  However, he also produces a large volume of paper sketches using gouache paints.  If you want to know more about different kinds of paint, go for an "AI Overview".  I am still getting familiar with them, so course work is being done with my water soluble oils (WSO).  One example is shown below with the original photo and a many times reworked study. There are still areas in it that need more work.     

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