Here we have rich crudeness, the paint slapped on, the layers, gestures, and lines. Still pushing alive and free with this one. 8×8
March 15, 2010
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Here we have rich crudeness, the paint slapped on, the layers, gestures, and lines. Still pushing alive and free with this one. 8×8
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I really like this one – I see so much in it, it seems to be telling a story. I love the prints I bought from you in San Miguel – they are hanging on my wall. My son Adam stares at the one of San Miguel, maybe it seems familiar to him, hmm. Amazing work as always!
Comment by Rachel — March 16, 2010 @ 12:50 am
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