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An art project you may want to be a part of!
Artist Series 3 from Cykochik!
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- Willie Baronet
- Dallas, Texas, United States
- Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain.
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love the image...and the quote.
ReplyDeleteNow this I really like.
ReplyDeleteIt's chewy.
love the chalk ladders (and the quote)
ReplyDeleteoooh dub-ya, I likey!!! branching out! its amazing to me how you manage to say so much in such a small space.
ReplyDeleteprocess please : . )
i learned this trick when i was a kid. but i never really did one now. thanks for reminding..
ReplyDeleteyour art is simply twisted cool!
i love this quilt block like construction drawing w i l l i e.
ReplyDeletegreat stuff...
Wow! Very cool! And love the quote!:)
ReplyDeleteL-O-V-E that.
ReplyDeleteAre you at the Copa Cabana? Cause, that's where I am and if you were here too, I'd buy you a drink.
ReplyDeleteI've always loved art on black background - it makes color choice so much more interesting - not that you have a problem with that!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love color on black! We just did some quick color studies at school using black and white as a base and it is totally amazing how much more vibrant the colors look on black - bright ones anyway! Love it! Brandi
ReplyDeleteI love love LOVE (you) THIS DRAWING
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