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Published: 2009-01-24 18:16:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 2349; Favourites: 91; Downloads: 0
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200918" x 18"
Water color pigments, gold pen, gold leaf, nail polish, liquid acrylic...
Starting to work my way into bigger canvases using the same method as I do with the smaller ones. I like how this one turned out. I kept trying to figure out what to call it - I finally thought that it looks like something time forgot, or time missed. Or maybe it is something in your back yard. I dunno.
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I like how this one looks like a mix between a little bit of fire, blood, and the glow of the sunset, with hints of the nightfall creeping in from the right side of the artwork.
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this one looks like it could almost be macro photography!
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There is something very primal about this piece, I agree.
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it looks like an agate slab in places, or jasper. Really beautiful, warm colors
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That's extremely beautiful. I love the colors and ambiance. Great stylization. Enigmatic and stunning visuals.
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I like this a lot. The colours and shapes and movements, large and small are so pleasant.
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I think your methods made a nice transition onto a larger canvas. Definitely cool to see even more depth and textures in your work.
Another great one!
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Yeah, I think it turned out well. I have a 36" x 24" I am going to tackle soon. Thanks!!
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Awesome. Can't wait to see it!
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The bigger canvas works well I think. Forces the brushwork to be more daring in certain places.
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Cool. Thanks for checking it out.
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oh my gosh, I love this one. Very beautiful~ the colour blending, the texture and cracks, everything about it. It almost feels like it's glowing from within. I love the title too... P E R F E C T.....
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Ah, I am glad you like it.
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I do see a torso. Completely unintentional in this one. There is a figure of a woman in Pause.
I will be talking to Neil deGrasse Tyson this week, along with `Senecal . I am very excited about that! It went from being an email interview to a phone interview. We are discussing Pluto and his new book The Pluto Files.
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Really! deGrasse is a wonderful translator of science and curiosity. What is your profession?
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I am a contributor for OLOGY online magazine at Omnibucket.com. Not necessarily my profession, which is artist/designer, but I enjoy interviewing interesting people. Plus, you know I am an fan of astrophysics!
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Neat, I will try to access some of your articles.
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Did you get my original message? I wrote one, and then noticed it disappeared.
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I got the one where you originally said your were interviewing him - but none other.
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We interviewed Dr. Tyson today. Wow. What an amazing person he is! He has a great sense of humor balanced with that great intelligence. We are using the recording as a podcast because he asked why not! So, once it is ready I will share it with you.
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I'd love to hear your interview - thank you. Another person, physicist, who does great interviews about 'string theory' is Jim Gates, University of Maryland. In addition to being a great scientist, communicator, he is a role model for African Americans.
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