this is an example cave Painting
do you like this kind of Paintings? why?
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Explanation:
Cave paintings are a type of parietal art found on the wall or ceilings of caves. The term ... The following sections present notable examples of prehistoric cave art dated to after the end of the Upper.
Answer:
yes I like cave painting
Explanation:
I have a tremendous fear that if I set aside my current painting to start a new one that it will just sit forever unfinished, yet I also have so many ideas for other new paintings I hate to put those on the backburner since I can't seem to finish this one for some reason. On top of it all I fear that I will just keep doing this cycle of starting a painting, become unable to "finish" it, setting it aside to start a new one, and then end up with a pile of unfinished paintings. I hate being at this standstill but I don't want to "force" the work of the still life (the current one) since the painting won't look the same as if I had let it flow. I don't want to start another still life so I don't know if it'd be different since it's a different type of painting (I want to try doing something abstract and possibly try to mix in different mediums). I just want to know how to get unstuck and not get caught in a cycle of a pile of unfinished paintings!