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Submitted: March 10, 2009
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Date Taken:Mar 10, 2009, 8:53:01 PM

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Traditional Art / Paintings / Abstract

"A garden is always a series of losses set against a few triumphs, like life itself."-May Sarton

I don't know if this one will really ever be done. It started as lifeless, clean, yet dirty, brown, boxy environment, which took about 10 hours. In 40 minutes the color was added and it was given life and expression.

16x20 Acrylic and a little bit of stucco medium for texture... unfortunately the picture doesn't do it justice lol

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*BojiStone Apr 27, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Sooo cool, it's eye catching. I was browsing and this one just jumped out at me. Haaa!

*ConnyLu Sep 11, 2011

beautiful work !

~127semaj Aug 28, 2011 Professional General Artist

refreshing.

~JuliaEB Aug 21, 2011

I love this painting, great color scheme and interesting - kind of atmospheric perspective in cubic forms.

~ancira Aug 15, 2011 General Artist

this artwork has been featured by ExpressionImpression group [link]

~bone-machine-bone Aug 12, 2011

abstrack. but i see a small town

~madgus Aug 9, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Great, so complex artifacts make it saturated like a big city, great job in here.

*rajivpathak Jul 1, 2010

=EphemeralGaze Jan 25, 2010 Professional General Artist

I like this one a lot, it has a different sort of aliveness than your other paintings, it's probably the nice clean colors and bolder paint application

~2xreavis Jan 25, 2010 Traditional Artist

Thanks a lot!

Yeah lately i've been trying to get away from slowly getting to the result by applying layer upon layer of thoughtlessly applied paint. It takes work but i'm slowly getting there I hope!

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