| Author | Message | ||
  rekha |
The forum is eerily quiet without your input, Robert. We think about your progress each time we use this forum. If you are able please do write. | ||
Eugene |
ROBERT, We're all concerned about you're progress. If you receive this and are able, please drop a line. We all wish you the best! | ||
marie |
I haven't heard anything, but he has been on my mind a lot. I do hope things are going well. | ||
maidensmith |
Just checking in to see if anyone knows how Robert is doing? | ||
Sue Grant |
Robert, Try and be positive,(although its hard), even if prosects appear to be poor, I also am praying for you and wishing you well, and hoping the treatment is successful, You are in my thoughts, Sue. (Although I am only new to the discussion group,I can see your advice is an important part of it,you are needed by so many!) | ||
GaryDoc |
Best of luck to you Robert. I also will pray for your swift recovery and speedy return to this board. With love for you and your art (all that is in your soul) Gary | ||
Dan |
Robert...so deeply sorry to read this. I pray for physical and spiritual healing during your current "life trials". I lost my first wife to brain cancer and have much empathy for those going through this. 2nd Corinthians 4-18 Dan | ||
karen |
Robert, Know that there are many of us, with names you know and don't know, with whom you've shared so generously, who are routing for you to get well and back home soon. | ||
joanna |
Oh, no, Robert! I am so sorry. Just went through this with my dad. Many prayers go with you and write when and if you are able to on your return. | ||
Brian |
Robert, Good luck, our prayers are with you! From The Cheap Joe's Gang. | ||
Suzy |
Robert...HEAL! Never give up! | ||
sarita |
To our dearest friend Robert, You have many blank sheets of paper waiting for your brush. Too many discussions needing your sage advice. Too many opinions that need to be heard. I for one will look forward to all of these!! Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Safe journey my friend. | ||
VJo |
Robert, I had a deep feeling of sadness when I read your post. I felt as a dear friend was having a difficult time and there was little one could do to help. Please know my thoughts are with you and add me to the list of people have appreciated and benefitted from all your knowledge and your willingness to share it. Please keep us posted on your progress. You may be going away but you "won't be forgotten!" | ||
kimarielle |
OH, Robert! You are so appreciated and loved. We are all so grateful for your generosity with all of us, and don't you dare forget it or us! My prayers are added to all the others. You hurry back. We simply can't do without you among us.- Kimarielle (my actual name is Kimberly. Come back soon) | ||
John Preston |
Robert, Add me to the group praying for you. You're pretty much the backbone of this board. | ||
Eric |
Robert, I'll be checking back every day to hear from you. Hurry back. And no, you're not dust in the wind. You've been overly generous with sharing information and I've greatly appreciated the discussions we've had and look forward to more. | ||
marie |
Robert, my thoughts will be with you on your journey. Take care and please let us know how you are doing. | ||
rekhasharma |
Although I have known you just a few emails ago, Robert, you have warmth in the responses you give about paints, techniques and so on. Just remember that part of the healing is in your positive thinking, so we would wish to hear from you again and let us know of your progess at the hospital. | ||
maidensmith |
Robert, thank you for taking the time to answer my question when you have other much more important issues. Travel safe and wishing you the very best with your treatment. | ||
Raliegh |
Oh Robert, I am so sorry to hear that. Your right all men are dust. Revelation 20:10-15. I'll be praying for you. | ||
Eugene |
Robert. You are not dust in the wind. We all think of you as our color expert. Hurry back. We'll be waiting to hear from you. Sincerely, Eugene. Please keep in touch. | ||
Robert |
I like prismacolor raw sienna, bt, sienna for portrait and figure work becasue they are very close to flesh tone. Their ultramarine blue has always been my favorite. I love Maimeriblu and use it mostly. I use some Daler-Rowney. No surprise in any of this since I've said this repeatedly. Besides, who cares what I like? I am just dust in the wind. This will be my last post as I am traveling to a major cancer center for treatment and have poor prospects. All the best. | ||
Euene |
Robert, Is prismacolor your favorite brand now? I thought it was MaimeriBlu. | ||
Robert |
You are welcome; I have found that I cannot do without the following Prismacolor / Grumbnacher Finest * versions for portrait and figure work: Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Cerulean, Ultramarine (not French Ultra). Also their Thalo Blue and Green are the best made, the most brilliant and concentrated out there--well, except for the M. Graham pthalos which are about the same, but then Mr. Graham was the genius behind Grumbacher Finest before he started his own company! *to any reader--do not mistake grumbacher Finest and Grumbacher Academy--totally different. Grumbacher Finest has morphed into Prismacolor. | ||
maidensmith |
Great! Thanks a lot! | ||
Robert |
Yes, to a point. Prismacolor added a couple of new colors such as Prismacolor yellow, and some of the names have changed, but all the prismacolor I have bought is identical to the Grumbacher Finest counterpart--identical. | ||
maidensmith |
Are Prismacolor watercolor paints the same colors and formulations as the Grumbacher Finest brand? |
