You have heard it said that for some, art is their religion. And you have watched them nourish their passion for self-exploration and exposition until they arrive at the end of their days with their minds gone and their religion gone with them. What informed their brooding, celebratory art? What made them think they could drive their wonderful bus across the sea?
This sad little fellow is happy as a clam!
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ReplyDeleteI made it myself, with my own hands and sinuses, and a microscope, and a digital camera, and some software, and a loupe, and a toupé.
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Your watercolor technique is superb. The bleed effects in the color transitions always amazes me. I'd really enjoy reading or seeing the process you go through in making one of these.
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He has the look of a Harvard man about him.
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The leaves of Fall do not hint of the glories of spring - nor negate them one wit.
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