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Published: 2008-06-10 15:51:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 3339; Favourites: 106; Downloads: 112
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Oil and Mixed Media on Canvas. 45x50cm 2008Related content
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no problem, hope to see some new work sometime.
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This is an important work of art, congratulations .....
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Thank you very much.I particularly enjoyed the outcome of this piece.
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your very welcome! It would be really pretty if you made a dark purple and black peice
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rich and masterfully simple.
This is true painting.
-John Paul Thornton
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Thank you,you fill me with hope
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The Cliffs, the cliffs..of Moore...Formless chaos, the still light of mirrors reflected in a pool of longing... Knowharramean?.
It's lovely, Cliff, seriously. Quarks in motion. Talk soon. hope things are ok. M.
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Happy to see your new painting.. It's so beautiful!
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Stunning piece Cliff. The light in it is beautiful. You've created another potboiler!
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O.O oOoOo pretty. Reminds me of rusted copper.
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your work makes me want to learn how to paint
graphite's a pain in the ass and it takes too long anyway
great work as usual
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I see it as light at the end of a dark tunnel - something you have come through and conqured.Again you get the colours just spot on
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Yep and luckily for us all, there is always someone out there, who see something in your work, or think similar to your self. I just wrote what I felt in looking on that painting. I found it earily peaceful. Look forward to see your next piece
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if i could have an entire wall painted over with this that would be great.
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do like Dali did and hire it done.
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you're always using my favourite colours, I wonder how you do that
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yes, I can totally relate....a few years ago I always started with indigo blue which I mixed myself and then I used a lot of red but that's not me anymore...funny how the preferences are changing....the most striking area in this painting is for me at the bottom these light blue areas, hardly noticable but that is precisely why I love to look at this place, it's so subtle...simply fantastic
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indeed, unfortunately photos never do the real painting justice...they are way more beautiful in reality.....yes, and that little blue area does it for me, it's what makes it special.
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