Totem II 08 Keyes
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wish I could have found a way to make it down to SF and back up to Seattle for the Keyes show.
out and perfect.
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walterfredo
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I'm glad I don't find his work interesting in the least. If I did, I'd be broke.
amazing work..wish he released more prints..
Hey Origo, totally agree with you!
I want this painting!!!
I want this painting!!!
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walterfredo
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I completely agree with all that you've said. I just don't particularly care for his art. It doesn't appeal to me.Origo wrote:He is mad talented, his sense for details and composition is by far in a league of it´s own.
On top of that, his work is original.
Pretty fair I´d say, know the feeling.walterfredo wrote:I completely agree with all that you've said. I just don't particularly care for his art. It doesn't appeal to me.Origo wrote:He is mad talented, his sense for details and composition is by far in a league of it´s own.
On top of that, his work is original.
But it´s nice to see someone appreciating a talent, allthough the work doesn´t appeal.
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That's what I'm doing.MJBuck wrote:wish I could have found a way to make it down to SF and back up to Seattle for the Keyes show.
I fly back from SF tomorrow night and drive from the airport to Seattle to catch the last hour of the opening. Then, I'll have all day Sunday to really look at the pieces. Can't wait... it's gonna be a whirlwind weekend!
The gallery is open from 6 to 10 PM tomorrow, 10/11, right? I plan on going, too. If the exhibition has more in vein of this, I'll be happy:watersbrad wrote: I fly back from SF tomorrow night and drive from the airport to Seattle to catch the last hour of the opening. Then, I'll have all day Sunday to really look at the pieces. Can't wait... it's gonna be a whirlwind weekend!
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I wonder if the bear is going to jump up and catch the bird so he'll have something to feed his raccoon friend...
