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Submitted: May 5, 2009
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Traditional Art / Drawings / Surreal

Dry it out. Markers!

~MCayce Aug 22, 2010

john this piece is really worth a thousand words, it's gold

~mikeroutliffe Aug 6, 2009

It would be very strange to have him a a heckler standing outside trying to lure people inside.
I'd go in.

~EmazzleDazzle Jun 20, 2009

Ohh I really love this one

You are freaking awesome

~AmberPalette May 6, 2009 Professional Traditional Artist

Seriously, are you at all familiar with Marsden Hartley's work? Turn of the 20th century American artist, Stieglitz Circle.

*johnpalumbojr May 12, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I took a gander at his stuff and was amazed. Thank you for the reference. I rarely get any historical exposure anymore. I was not familiar with his stuff.

~AmberPalette May 12, 2009 Professional Traditional Artist

You're so welcome! I believe you'd really get a kick out of the artists in the Stieglitz Circle, aka "291," (you can find them in survey texts or hell even on Wikipedia) and maybe the people in the Arensberg Circle. Look up Charles Demuth too, off the top of my head, that's someone else with whom you share stylistic affinity. More the watercolors than the architectural paintings. And Arthur Dove. Arthur Dove oh lord

~Girda May 5, 2009

what kind of markers do you use? they must be divine or magick or forged in space

*johnpalumbojr May 12, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I forged them from the enzymes of-- Well, forget that, I use sharpies (fine and ultra fine) and if I am feeling playful I will use my paintmarkers. I kind of dont like prismacolor markers but on this piece I used them for the greyish background.

~Central01Order May 5, 2009

I love the balance of red, blue, and green. It's very surreal indeed.

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