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I took a hiatus from work during the summer of '99, instead spending a week at the Ghost Ranch in New Mexico painting my butt off. I had a blast, doing plein air for the first time in my life. There's no better way to learn how to develop environments than from Nature herself.
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ashes to ashes dust do dust...
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"it hurts my eye, to see all that fantastic art...!!"
"oldskool dude and proud of it!!!"
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°- Crazy, Always & For Ever -°
" Le talent, c'est avoir l'envie de faire quelque chose" - Jacque Brel
always a pleasurable dreamscape
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"I don't say that the genius and his artist are not inseparably connected. It may be a little more closely than the horse and his rider." - Simon Iff
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For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son and whosoever believeth in Him shall not perish, but have everlasting life.
I've seen paupers as kings
Puppets on strings
Dance for the children who stare
You must have seen them everywhere
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Because I understand fear I fight...Because I know rules I follow...The I believe strength will come forth.
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The Heart may be weak; and sometimes, it may even give in....but I've learned that deep down there's a Light that never goes out.
Man I have so much trouble with oils :/
Gouache I found to be a little easier. Looks like you work pretty thick?
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