Sometimes a painting has that glowing quality. This is on copper about 5x7 inches.
"Narduel: What Are the Odds?"
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4 comments:
I just gotta say, after seeing one of your copper paintings in life, there is a brilliance to them that these scans just don't do justice. The colors appear much richer and deeper in person.
I agree with the above comment. I saw your stuff at the Animazing gallery and it really looks so beautiful in person! Although I found out about your work through this blog, so they don't looked bad scanned or photographed either!
Yes, I'm jealous:[
I wanna see them in life too!!
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