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Published: 2012-03-25 23:24:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 3142; Favourites: 129; Downloads: 44
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"Distillation"Abstract
Medium: Acrylic
24" x 36"
It's all a process...
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I can at times, have a very hard time expressing what a piece of art makes me feel so I end up saying something quite plain about the piece when actually I am quite moved by it. Your work carries a lot of expression and emotion within them. I like that you have many types of artistic expression. Very interesting.
It's interesting you mention this piece could make a nice print for fabric. I have had several people now tell me this about a few works of mine. I have never considered this possibility before and now that I've had several people mention this to me, I think I must investigate this option. Thanks for mentioning it.
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also recently investigating the option, many companies out there, it is a viable living, and untill the day we go back to nudity, we will all be wearing Fabric I believe.
Two flowering trees for scent
Plumaria i prefer the yellow bloom
and Magnolia
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I have only ever heard of Plumaria. I just looked it up. It's a lovely looking flowering tree. I'll have to put that one on my, "Need to sniff" list! Yes, Magnolia's are intoxicating! Oh, and lily of the valleys are lovely for scent too, I think.
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Generally a good greenhouse will have one in their collection they are as I recall indigenous of Hawaii.
There is a perfumery called βSpiritual sky" that has the pink variety in oil form, it is more heady and has that rosish scent to it. the Yellow has a more lemony smell.
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Ohh wow. I see the tiny little stippling in the in-between spaces.
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Yes!!! I am so happy that you noticed that tiny detail! It is so hard sometimes to get photos to show the detail. Thanks for taking the time to look a bit deeper in the painting.
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Ah, yeah! You're welcome.
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This greatly reminds me of a Paisley pattern. Very meticulous brush-work.
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Thanks for taking a nice close look at this painting to notice the brush work! I am happy you like this one!!!
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One of my favorites from your gallery. I see alot of Lee Krasner inspiration in your work.
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Thank you! "Distillation" by far is the most favored piece in my gallery by the public. I wish I could take a clearer photo of that piece so people could see the deeper detail work in it. Thank you for seeing a Lee Krasner influence in my work! She is an artist that I do draw inspiration from.
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Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like this one!
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I`ve featured this in my latest journal [link]
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I am so glad you like it!
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There's something about placing circles of random sizes near eachother that I am so drawn to (hard to explain!)... and the colors... 
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Thanks so much! I so agree with you about the circles thing! Even when I don't start off thinking about putting any circles into a new painting, so many times, they just end up in the paintings. They are my favorite shape!
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Haha! I know! I really need to try doing things with more colors... I love your color combinations.
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Thanks! I'm really happy they groove you!
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Thanks so much for saying! I'm happy that you like it!
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looks like it's slithering. nice movement and flow, cool color combo too.
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Thank you! I'm happy you like it! I wish I could get a better pic of this one. There are hundreds of tiny grey dots applied all around the circle areas, but they just don't show up in the photo. It's those grey dots that really make the color of all the circles pop.
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
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Like in a temple or something. How can you have the patience for such intricacy? I could say talent but we'll stick with patience
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I am so glad you like it! I always like your commentaries on my work. Yes, you are quite right--it did take a whole lot of patience to draw and then paint this one. I love your, "chinese bird dragon snake" interpretation of this piece--I really do. Weirdly enough, I can "see" or maybe it's feel your description. Or maybe, we are both just the right amount of crazy...Thanks for kind words.
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"The right amount of crazy" , that'll be it. Sounds like a band or album title. Should I use it when I attempt to relaunch my musical career , you will be thoroughly credited. I think we must be related
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Thanks so much! I'm happy you like it!
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
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you're very welcome..
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Thanks so much! I'm really glad you like this painting!
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oh, what a wonderful piece! The colours you picked are amazing and the composition is awesome! One can see a lot of time and effort has gone into this. Making those many circles in the end would;ve made your eyes go kinda 
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Thank you so much for your kind words! It's so nice you have taken the time to give such a thoughtful comment. I really do appreciate that. And yes, my eyes did get very wonky with all those circles! I drew on the design and kept thinking to myself--what are you getting yourself into??? I'm glad I didn't give up on the design, as I am happy with the results. I really am glad you like it!
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That is so cool! I would never have the patience to create something like this.
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
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Thank you! I'm really glad you like it!
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Wow, this is beautiful! And such nice detail.
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Thank you for your kind comment! I'm really glad you like my painting!
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wow, an incredible composition, i love those circles in warm colors!!
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if i were trapped in a distillation unit this is exactly what i would picture seeing.great work as always!the transition of color is wonderfully layed out. Bravo!!
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I imagine you would know what being trapped in a distillation unit would be like being a man of science that you are, so, your kind words are especially pleasing to read! I am very glad you like this painting!
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awwww your to kind thank you
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its gives my eyes something to play with.
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