Danke, Chrissy.

Thank you, Jackie.

Very nice tribute Joyce !!

Thank you, Sellia.

Jojemo, i just have to say this, i think you can not only do excellent Portraits i am sure you can tell amazing stories too, because i can see them in your art! You are truly amazing!!!

Thanks, Biggs. I have never been to South Africa. I have been to Ceuta, Morocco, North Africa, opposite Gibraltar. My husband had a cousin in Johannesburg, but I don't know is he is still living.

WOW Northern Africa, some people really like it there... the closest i have been to northern Africa, was flying across by plane, i did a lot of Europe, i have been to Argentina too, i am planning my next trip to Australia... (8 years i have time to save up and it goes too slow for my liking... the money saving i mean!) Would Ed be interested for me to have a look in the Telephone directory if i could find his cousin?... i live in Pretoria, thats the next big city next to Johannesburg...

Thanks, Biggs, but you needn't go to all of that trouble. My husband never met him, and he wouldn't know my husband. All I do know is that his name is Kenneth Hunter, and he would be about 60 years old, if he is still living. His mother was married to a brother of my husband's mother, Edna Hunter Mould. When his mother and father divorced, she returned to Johannesburg and took Kenneth with her. I don't know how old Kenneth was at that time.

Oh, that is always a sad story, divorce... i could have a look, it is no trouble at all, will not contact the person ofcourse. Will let you know if i find anybody by that name. My husbands gran has a brother in Australia and she is in Germany, there lives parted during the war and she never heard of him again, but she knows he is still staying in Australia somewhere, but he cut all ties.

Correction, Biggs. I mentioned this to my husband, and he told me his cousin's name is Keith Hunter; not Kenneth. I couldn't ask him when I wrote to you, as he had already gone to bed. My brain isn't always up-to-speed in the wee hours, and I don't always want to retire, when I should. Sorry about that mistake.

very good!!!

Thank you so much, fabdulogie.

Merci, mijos.

great masterpiece, I like it a lot, congratulations my friend Joyce

Many thanks, Anne-Marie.

I thank you, Szldl.

you use colored pencils very charming! keep up your good job!

Thank you, my friend.

What a beautiful guy !!!!

Not only did Paul Newman look good, but he was also a fine actor. Great loss to the film industry and every one else. Thanks, Coise.

Thanks, Coise.

Perfect work, dear Joyce!! Great tribute!!!

Passable, yes; but not perfect. Thanks anyway, Lanka.

Thanks, Lise.

Excellent artwork Joyce! You have taken quite well to colored pencils. Bravo!!

wow .. magnificent colored portrait .. as usual joiemo !

Thanks, Nadergevara. Yes, Paul's good looks made him quite the "heartthrob," but as far as it is known, he was always true to his wife, Joanne Woodward. On February 9, 1960, Joanne became the first performer to receive a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.

Mille grazie, didgiv.

Thank you, Bea.

FANTASTIC work Joyce! very beautiful coloring! congratulations!

Thank you for your praise, Nihale. I fear I drew Paul too fast, though.

but it's very well drawn!

Thanks, Henry.

Merci. I hope you are having a nice day!

Thank you, dear friend.

Love it!!!

Many thanks!

Nice blue background for the blue-eyed boy. I like your coloured pencil style Joyce - it works really well

Thank you, Helen. You know that you have been keeping me very busy this morning, don't you? I don't suspect any self respecting Cowboy would choose to wear such a bright yellow hat, though.

Oh he can get away with anything Joyce

Yes, I believe he could have gotten away with a lot, but he didn't....At we didn't hear about it, if he did. He must have been a wonderful fellow. He did a lot for charity, too.

wonderful eyes it really captures him

Thank you, Al