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100% Computer graphics. Christopher and four ladies. |
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A picture created for my cousin the paramedic. aprox 9x11 in gouache (on some nice Arches paper) |
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An oil painting on paper filled with scratchy penwork. |
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How do you describe this one? Sort of a tiny cartoon Bebel deal with roads that turn into walls. |
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Golden Arches warping the landscape. The original is acrylic and fun to look at. It is a tad stretched tall here to fit better on the card. |
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A large painting 3 foot by 5 of me in my long haired days acting disinterested in the compliments these 1920's style ladies are offering me. I like to pretend that I don't like this painting so when people try to convince me of it's quality, I've created the painting again in person. Acting. |
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A small acrylic 7x9 with lots of shadows and the Baby Fractal (that should be trade marked). Notice the tiny bodies marching by the giant nude woman. |
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I am in the process of creating an oil version of this! I was trying to show up M.C. Escher with this one (I know, he does those brilliant patterns too) This a watercolor, I will update the card with the better image. |
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I'm really proud of this one. It is very fancy. Look at the way the tv stand behaves. Gouache. This little picture does not do it justice - look for a limited edition print of this one in the future. |
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Babies floating by the lady with the big serpent. Rich oil paint style (reverse colour seperation technique). |
