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kolaboy — We Could Not Grow A Window
Published: 2010-03-19 21:25:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 2081; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 0
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Acrylic on canvas, app. 11x14 inches.A new piece. Dreams come as the sun crosses the equator. No idea why.
A bit of a rush on this, as a new piece demands attention.
Still midnight ne'er cheered our heart
nor did bright day's crescendo,
And tho' we planted broken glass,
we could not grow a window...
(Keb)
Thanks for looking
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Comments: 34
Wonderful quote and beuatiful piece.
You're an amazing an unique artist, love your color style and strange near uninterpretable symbolisms. Great piece!
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pudding in soup
pudding in soup
little baby with no legs
pudding in soup
light - bulbs .. light bulbs
falling from the sky
why ?
....... song played best with a fiddle and a steel can ( garbage pail ) as the base
.. i so love you danny ( not in a gay way )
some of us paint with paint and some of paint with words
you do both
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I make a mess. If I'm lucky, the mess makes me
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Mesmerizing.
The humble incandescent light bulb can no longer be bought legally in Australia, only energy saving ones (compact fluorescent, halogen or LED types). Never thought I'd live to see that day.
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Thing is, I don't think they make a fluorescent bug light. If all this nonsense becomes mandatory over here I'll be besieged by moths of every variety...
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I gather there are exemptions for 'special purpose' lights, so you might be OK.
White or clear filament bulbs for house lights, however, have gone the way of the dinosaurs. (Naturally, there was a stampede to stock up on the old ones just before the law took effect. 
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Government/bureaucratic invasions - where will they end?
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Sometimes, though oregano is preferable.
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Beautiful lines... and as your brushes go, so much to think about, millions of details to explore
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My wish for a new Friday kola piece has been coupled with my wish for a clear, sharp reproduction of same; the cowboy buddha smiles... ^___________^
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Luck of the draw, brother, luck of the draw
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Seriously? I have no idea how I'll reproduce my next painting, because the continuous pull scanner at FedEx/Office scratched the surface of my last one, and nobody develops film out here anymore; I'm sure as hell not going to photograph it with the distorted optics of my digital camera-- did you scan this, brother, or photograph it?
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I photographed it, out in the woodshed. I may scan it later. This whole thing with worrying over image reproduction is very aggravating. This is primarily why I don't (for the most part) work larger that 16x20 anymore. I may have to start using the Pentax SLR again, seeing as how this digital mousetrap is very unreliable
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I'll tell ya, the reproduction thing determined my going from 16x20 down to 12x16 for my next one, but I think I'm going to have an awful time finding a flatbed scanner bigger than 11x17... 
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Meantime we have this gorgeous shot of yours!
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Well, there was no wind that day
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