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I still really like Adam Saks, especially his water colours
Thursday, April 22, 2010
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I still really like Adam Saks, especially his water colours
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today I was trying a new approach for the fishes and birds. In the end they all died ... and then there was suddenly also a little dead mammal - smiling. I'm not working the papers - they are working me!
I still really like Adam Saks, especially his water colours
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I still really like Adam Saks, especially his water colours
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In this series from 2009-2010 I've shared my knowledge and experiences on different topics as well as my personal progress
- Commissions I
- Commissions II
- Commissions III
- Galleries I
- Galleries II
- Galleries III
- Time Management
- Progress Report I
- Selling Your Art I
- Selling Your Art II
- Selling Your Art III
- Progress Report II
- Teaching Art/Giving Workshops I
- Teaching Art/Giving Workshops II
- Networking I
- Progress Report III
- Networking II
- Setting Priorities
- My Priorities 2010
- Progress Report IV
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7 comments:
jag har verkligen inte surfat på länge, har missat så många av dina inlägg! ville bara säga hej!
Your cutouts works for me every time...
this does not look like an avian or marine disaster to me! i love your cutouts!
Det här gillar jag:)
J'adore ton sens de l'humour. Pauvres oiseaux !
ohh so you've been cutting too!
great! :)
The dead beasties definitely have a strong impact...
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