Aladdin
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Reminds me of Paul Klee
Thank you
I had not that in mind... but I can see why you think that.
Reminds me of Paul Klee
Like silhouettes in the windows? Dunno.Kind of took off today...while I was listening to Nick Drake's Pink Moon..
I was about to add in a few people..but I am undecided.
What do the urbanartists think?
Add people? Or not?
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I like the white figure - maybe one or two more of those..Yes...I stuck on some silhouettes the other day on squares of white paper.....then I worked on the windows and moon today..and. I thought the silhouettes looked very tiny and maybe distracting? But now I am not sure what to do.
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Well I had a chat with a pal who thinks they want the painting. They like that there is nobody in the windows..as its up to the imagination as to who lives there etc.Why not a Dalmatian....?
Although I get the impression you want to keep to the colours of the rest of the painting....
I think it works as is. Bear in mind I’m not a professional artist.Well I had a chat with a pal who thinks they want the painting. They like that there is nobody in the windows..as its up to the imagination as to who lives there etc.
I'm not sure they want a dog walker. Will ask.
The more I look at it the happier I am with it as is. Another benefit of oil paint. I am forced to wait.
The Salmon of Knowledge?Got a message from someone today to tell me someone in Virginia wanted me to know my landfill art project was going on the road oto a gallery in Florida next January for a couple of months
Chuffed!!
Here is the piece. Its a hubcap ..the idea was to paint on it. I only had 4 tubes of oil paint and decided to paint it and scratch out a design. Ended up with a fish..after The Salmon of Knowledge story.
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I like the sheen on it and shield-like quality
Yes..I called it The Salmon of Knowledge..The Salmon of Knowledge?
I had a book on Irish mythology.Yes..I called it The Salmon of Knowledge..
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Well...that is a coincidence!!I had a book on Irish mythology.
Seemed to ring a bell.
No idea that you named it that!
I am very glad that you love it. Thank you..I really love that!
It's really beautiful and jumps out of the screenI am very glad that you love it. Thank you..
It brought this to my mind...It's really beautiful and jumps out of the screen
Napoleon HillThe strongest oak tree of the forest is not the one that is protected from the storm and hidden from the sun. It's the one that stands in the open where it is compelled to struggle for its existence against the winds and rains and the scorching sun.