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Published: 2002-08-07 19:13:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 1918; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 194
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Acrylic on canvas.The colourful air...the crumbling sky.Related content
Comments: 17
looks related to the "polio" paintings. very unusual!
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Religiously striking, seeing ive gone through religious problems it keeps me curious.
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I love your work like this, with the colors in the background. Creates real eyecandy. Nicely done, this is great
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like the rainbow like background - grovy stuff, sounds good to George Harrison - My Sweet Lord song - just so chance i was listening to that.
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It's an amazing picture, really stands out. I like the fact that you have technique to paint realisticly but you keep the sence of our time. (I don't like to judge I just feel that your paintings are real because they don't try to capture another time's feeling which often makes paintings look cheezy). Anyway, I love it + fav
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they're not going to be able to finish painting that wall until they pull the foot out...
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hmm... all this pics are weird but i like them all
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surreal? Okay, I guess that can help explain it. This piece... this painting... very disturbed yet is has a calm feel due to the colouration... You have done it again... made me fave something else that I cannot express my attraction to. I think I am falling in
with your paintings!
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I dig your style...you carry a suurealism through all your pieces.
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Oh *wow*. The expressions on the women's faces, the bold colours, the sheer surrealism of the scene...I love this.
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This is something i've always loved - really bright, and bold colours, contrasting the foreground objects bring this image out in full style
Such a great mix on the pallete, and an amazing work of art to complete.
The shadows are very bold and brilliant, the detail is great, and the colours are fantastic - this is the stuff that makes deviantART great. Brilliant work!
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