This I see.

This reminded me that I learned about using triangles in flower arrangements a long time ago. Not sure if it relates to painting at all.

@Michelle Cyr Oh I can really see the difference in this one.

@Michelle Cyr I had to cover the original with my hand. Something about the colors in it kept drawing my eye away from the improved version. But i do see, I think, where the middle one would be better to paint.

@Michelle Cyr The relationship between them and their new stepdad was tough. Again, not gonna lie. I think it would have worked better if they had been younger. At the time I took a 12 year old boy and a 16 year old girl and that has to be about the worst possible ages imaginable. He had more than one friend ask him if he was insane. Of course, I had people asking me as well. I wish that part could have been better. We survived and they survived. They love me and understand that my relationship with him is different from theirs. So as they got older, they got very careful - not sure how to explain that but they care about me enough to just let it be okay. They are rather special people and I am very blessed.

@Michelle Cyr So my oldest moved to Oregon about a decade ago. She's my wild child, my leap before you look child. She ended up as what you might call a pharmaceutical rep but for cannabis. Good money, not very stable companies. My other three, the look look and look some more before you take one step, lol, were going to move together to east TX. At almost the last minute, they decided to move to Oregon instead to help sister (basically) keep her house that she bought on an upswing so to speak. It has worked for a year. All that to say that so far, youngest is living with siblings but way closer to roommate status than dependent. He has a job and participates fully in household chores. I get reports from second daughter and she is bluntly honest about most everything. One day ONE DAY maybe the younger three will find mates. I stopped holding my breath a long time ago. I have even come to acceptance with being 64 damn years old with four damn grown children and ZERO grand kids. LOL might need to work on that acceptance a bit more, yes? PS Oldest is married for those ten years but to a manchild who has apparently decided to never grow up. Like not at all. Sigh. I will not rule out that the youngest may end up always living with a sibling. I still think that is way way ahead of being in mom's basement. Not that I currently have a basement but you get me. I count it as a HUGE mom win that I can trust them to look out for each other.

I did these posts backwards. 🙃 1) B4 2) A1 3) I don't feel competent to answer this one.

I didn't answer individually (I didn't realize it was meant as separate questions). The two that stood out to me were A1 and 5E. Just pleasing to my eye. A1 stood out as being the most readily discerned as what is the subject of the pic.