Haruki Murakami=awesome. I recently read his fictitious book about unicorn skulls and paperclips.
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A Commission complete? What do you think? I took some creative license. I can give it back.
“geometric chess squares in the foreground, if you can pull it off. i imagine its a tricky perspective thing to do the squares right. if its difficult to do a board for the foreground, you could just do a single rough edged square with the torn out of the earth effect, the background should be dark colored, no bright colors anywhere in the painting except for on the belt. background could be dark with a lighter aura around the chess piece, or a horizon with a stormy look, a king chess piece, with a blue belt around its waist, except you might have to change the chess piece a bit so it has a waist near the middle, where the belt can go.”
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Another fox, more leaves. A little messy, but I like the texture. The frame is worthy of something intricate and beautiful.
Whenever I paint with lovely frames in mind, I feel pressure to make something not only good, but wonderful.
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Trying to beautify older paintings… Successful? I’m not sure it was meant to be. Pretty much obscured the hot air balloon. Go me.
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This one is specifically for Mike A. I am proud of myself for making him laugh.
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Like with the drifter series, I am experimenting with the motif.
97. 2010. Deer/wolf. Acrylic and correction fluid on Canvas. 11×14.
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It looked too lonely. Needed more. Motherly exuberance.
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Last night I was hanging out at Value Village looking at objects. A strange figurine, I saw with a horse inside of a horse. Just like this. Creative cage? A mother’s untimate sacrifice? Swiss horse? Interesting, none the less.
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