I originally scanned this image on a less than optimal set-up and was horrified to see it on a better computer. Here is the new scan. Much better.
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7 comments:
I really like the tones in this one. Bravo!
absolutely wonderful! I've already seen the white rabbit many times before but yours is the most original and characteristic! also love the background's texture and colors.
(maybe it's not THE white rabbit but associated him immediately...)
I won't stop you!! Please go on, and again a beautiful painting on copper. I love it!! What is the size of it and how long did you work on this one? Bye
i wonder sometimes why things like the rabbit and octopus/squidlike things (well i know why they show up in my work-personal history) seem to be so prevalent in the contemporary pop art world. maybe they just look cool. i have very specific stories which are too long to tell here. maybe in a future blog post. 'course don't think i've run across many cyclaurian bunnies out there. the piece i'm working on now has both a one eared and a one eyed bunny thing in it. this painting is about 3.5 x 4 inches. i can never really nail down painting time but about 5-8 actual working hours.
really love the texturing... keep on rollin'! your work is incredible.
the glasses, the glasses. i am BLOWN AWAY.
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