A Cold Spring Day

Jin, hi, what time of the day do you usually paint?

Dear Sunnylady
Usually I paint in the afternoon ,I rarely draw in the morning, and never at night. The pace of drawing Tom 0779 and Voy Kay, including you, is amazing. As I have classrooms I draw a lot, it's about seven a month and most of them are Bob's remakes. Before I started the classroom, it was about 5 on average a year except when I wasn't drawing.
I had a terrific guy at a Japanese CRI that I knew, but I don't know wether he is still drawing or not. But he was constantly drawing five pictures a week. So I've never seen anyone who could draw Bob's remake better than him.

Jin your productivity is amazing! I do one-two painting sessions per week as I have 3 days off now. And a pencil drawing. When I am back to 5 working days it will go down to one. This weekend for example I fixed old Pastel seascape through glazing technique. It became better. But still i am not pleased. Another session was continuing with the challenge I selected for myself. But this weekend is very productive for pencil drawings, i did 5 little ones.

I also prefer painting at daylight, thus only weekends. Even I have good lights with color transmission coefficient >80, it is still not a preferred option. However, I need to say , very often I finish at around 8pm when it starts becoming dark. But I cannot do much of the damage already as main color scheme is already in.

Dear Tom0779 You are really hard worker. The uploaded works I drew this year are the unfinished work just by Gesso the other day, a picture of Kamchatka, the mountain in my article and S31E13 . The rest are all the works I drew until last year. Until last month, there were no classrooms due to the influence of COVID-19, so it is less than anyone.　　　　　　　　　
However since I restarted the classroom from yesterday, it will increase again.