Everything here disappears.

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An oil painting on a stretched canvas depicting a narrow residential street shrouded in thick sea fog at dusk, dim amber streetlamps glowing softly, wet pavement, terraced house silhouettes fading into grey, loose slightly uncertain brushwork in the middle distance, the canvas propped against a plain closet door with a bare bulb overhead, cool muted palette, quiet melancholy mood, realistic painte
The painting I keep hidden is this one, dragged out of the closet for about ten minutes because I want a second opinion. It's the foggy street I grew up on, or it was supposed to be. The buildings are right, the light is wrong, and something in the middle distance keeps collapsing no matter how many times I repaint it. okay but hear me out — do you all have one piece of work you can't bear to look at, even after years? I keep telling myself I'll fix it one foggy November and I never do. wondering if other makers just... bin the thing, or if you keep the failure around like I seem to.

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