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Published: 2007-01-24 08:17:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 892; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 56
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Various types of inks applied with several techniques, cut into varying widths and mounted on heavy watercolor paper. 18"x24" unmounted.Related content
Comments: 20
I keep seeing this in my favourites and my eye is drawn to it every time. Well done, fantastic work.
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it's awesome! colourful and original, I really like it!
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abstraction taken to a new level, wonderful!
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Thanks so much.
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Perfectly composed, you created a wonderful transition and yet do the single parts stand - almost proudly, I'd say - on their own. I like it.
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The vibrancy of this is just wonderful. Love the tropical feel that it has. Lovely lovely composition!
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Thank you 
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O ... I love this technique. I haven't tried it in ages and you have inspired me!
Your use of color is exquisitely expressive. The spacing gives the illusion of bars or a multi-tych ... 
Thanks for sharing.
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I like too the idea of cutting and pasting....... but sometimes they dont look as one............. but this painting is a good example of good cutting and pasting....... it gives you so much to experiment with
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Very nice good way to break up your thinking creatively and go some where new. I often do this and then paint the frankenstein work later. I find it freeing to cut and past things that would normally go together.
Peace
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I also find it helpful to examine a piece IN pieces, if that makes sense. Often what doesn't appeal to you as a whole still has elements to it that are fun or funky or speak to you in some other way. Breaking a piece down into smaller elements helps one focus on that aspect of it.
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