the beauty of the flow! this was a practice in finding something in nothing as you will also as you look at it. i enjoy making these kind of pieces because i see the gears turning in people's brain meats ...expand text.
the beauty of the flow! this was a practice in finding something in nothing as you will also as you look at it. i enjoy making these kind of pieces because i see the gears turning in people's brain meats as they are trying to make something from nothing. Close text
2004 strawberries are fondle friendly...colorful...soulful...energetic...nipples are woods own knots...hand made frame fully painted all around...this one was hard to let go of...
The Basics: Chrysanthemums is mainly acrylic, but there is some paper and nail polish in there too. Protective materials used include Rosewood stain, texturing medium, and polyacrylic varnish. The wood is 34 thick, and the sides are painted ...expand text.
The Basics: Chrysanthemums is mainly acrylic, but there is some paper and nail polish in there too. Protective materials used include Rosewood stain, texturing medium, and polyacrylic varnish. The wood is 34 thick, and the sides are painted dark brown. History: This large painting is based on a smaller study called 'Ferns.' It was created for the East Side Studio Tour. Close text
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