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VENUS RISING (a re-visit)

venus.jpg

11" x 9"
inkwash on paper

This has been up before. I still like the quite nature of this piece and thought it would make a nice reminder of the kind of large paintings I still want to do.

SPECIAL NOTE: Tonight's my "Angel and Machinations" opening. I'll get some snaps from the show and share them in a day or two. Should be interesting.


Comments (11)

Have a great and successful show, John.

Yo

John,

I look forward to see the pictures from your show. Have a good one!

GarandFan:

Break a leg!

Can you say that at an art show?

HEY GUYS

Just got back. Turned out good. Details soon.

Wickedpinto:

"venus rising"

VERY SUBTLE in how you actually incorporate it into the image.

I love, though the chick should be naked, and have bigger hooters.

Wickedpinto:

I don't like breaking the wall, so I just ride the fantasy.

No offense john, but I don't want to know anything about you, I'm happy just looking at the pretty pictures.

Wickedpinto:

I don't like breaking the wall, so I just ride the fantasy.

No offense john, but I don't want to know anything about you, I'm happy just looking at the pretty pictures.

GarandFan:

"Hooters Rising"....I don't think it would see. Would look good though..... :o)

Cowboy:

BIGGER HOOTERS BIGGER HOOTERS
Hope the show went well!!!!

Dr Bob:

John, I like this. Ok, I get the moon and the star, the babe and the picture of de Milo... but what's the significance of the water faucet?

HEY DR BOB

Just a rural detail.......or the symbol for the cosmic soul that is interwoven through all sentient carbon-based lifeforms.

Sometimes a faucet is just a faucet.

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