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This is a painting about the process of inspiration.
Multilayered -------------------------------norganized Showing --------------------------------------------------------------Influences from all walks of life And... ------------------....of course Inexplicable. |
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May 13, 2006
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Every time you complain about anime in the forums, God beats a dead horse.
Have an
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"Thus" is the lightsaber of transition words. First nothing, then boom, it's there and you can't stop it. See? "THUS" it even has the lightsaber hum to it.
The Bravo Gallery
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Every time you complain about anime in the forums, God beats a dead horse.
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You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.
~Robin Williams
Have an
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"Thus" is the lightsaber of transition words. First nothing, then boom, it's there and you can't stop it. See? "THUS" it even has the lightsaber hum to it.
The Bravo Gallery
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"Thus" is the lightsaber of transition words. First nothing, then boom, it's there and you can't stop it. See? "THUS" it even has the lightsaber hum to it.
The Bravo Gallery
What kind of paint did you use for this? I really like using oils but they take forever to dry... which is good and bad I guess.
It's been awhile since I've touched my paint brushes though... this piece makes me want to start painting again
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