This print started out as just oranges, reds and yellows and it was definitely missing something. Today I flipped the woman and printed her in brown and suddenly the print is complete. I am pretty proud of this print, not just because I like it, but because I turned a failure into a success.
I may eventually get around to making another one, but until then I am keeping her.
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- Marissa L. Swinghammer
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4 comments:
Awesome stuff!
** Shaun **
My awesome blog: ohpunk.blogspot.com
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i really really love your works!!!
Hi Marissa,
This is wonderful! Reminds me of Klimt. I really like it.
Best,
Sonal
I can see where the Klimpt comparison comes from. He was one of my favorite artists growing up and I think looking at his work had a big impact on me.
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