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This is one of the neatest pieces I have seen in a long time....
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I just woke up, and I see breakfast, with a fresh morning atmosphere.
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splendid work. abstract expressionism. I do similar work. Is that acrylic or oil?
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That's incredible. Would love to know what type of paint you used and what you painted it on. Bravo. Great job
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it's oil on paper. i misused it and it looks more like acrylic however. and thank you
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Wow, that's so beautiful!! Congrats on the DD! 
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it's oil on paper. thanks
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Very nice! The vibrant color is full of movement. I love abstraction because of the viewer participation in the peice. In a paiting of a sailboat, everyone sees the sailboat or whatever still life may be set up, BUT, in abstraction one must look harder to find their own imagery. I see shoes, and tongues and stars and tracks, flowers, eggs, strawberries and so much more, all of which are parts of my memory which I have found by examing color, line, shape and the memory of you, and your imagery as you saw it! Gotta fave! Congrats on the DD, well earned!
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I love the outrageous use of colors - ALL of them - and that it's all squiggly. Makes my eyes sort of hurt after a while...great job!
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contragulations for the daily deviation
Nice work!
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Interesting. Everything is random and different. One part of it doesn't stand out any more than another.
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This is a gorgeously busy piece. The subtle repetitions of shape and form and the broad color palette used create an odd harmony - I don't get lost, and can see the piece for both its whole and its parts, which is a wonderful thing. From a triangular perspective, the painting's focus point appears to be slightly right and up of center, which is in turn balanced by the fairly linear column of shapes along the left-hand side. Choosing to draw the eye through an "X" type of pattern could easily make for a "bulls-eye" effect, but the work avoids that pitfall, much to its (and our) benefit. Though I'd like a bit more depth in the piece, I suspect part of that want is due to the medium - to see it in person would likely give me different perspective. I can see parts of Klimt in this, if I'ma tryin, but really the first person I thought of was Chuck Close - the circles, in particular, are similar to his style, though I think you've pushed the form to an interesting place, if indeed Close was an influence. Lots of Picasso in there, too. In any case, this is a fine painting, and well-deserving of attention.
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wow, so vibrantly hypnotic, definately a favourite
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I couldnt remember his name, but someone up there mentioned it, it does remind me of Klimt. The colors are amazing. It's gorgeous.
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This is so original!! It looks like Millefiori......an Italian glass design.
I love it!!!
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That's awesome!!! I love the vibrant colors and the swirls. Well done and congrats on the DD!!!! ^^
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Looks totally awesome. 
Excellent work :3
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wonderful to see you posting again.
i can really see your love for Klimt
in this piece
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