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This is an 8"x8" wood panel with colorful geometric shapes. In 4 of the shapes, I set gemstones. A round Rhodalite Garnet, an emerald cut Amethyst, a large round Rutilated Quartz and a square lazer cut prasiolite (green quartz). Then I set lights in the back of the panel so that the gemstones shine from behind. Beautiful!!!

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Bill Freakin' Murray,2014 Acrylic,Spray Paint, Mixed Media on Plexiglass 18 x 12"

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A view of the ruins of the Bessemer Rail Mill in front of the Steel General Office Building at the Bethlehem Steel Corporation Plant in Bethlehem, PA

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Collage using "tiles" cut from a Fingerhut catalog, craft glue, and a bit of marker.

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This dried palm tree frond (w/acrylics) still reaches for sunlight.  (6 in at the base, 20 in at the top

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Festive dancers blur into a swirling mass as they celebrate life at a late Summer outdoor concert

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the jungle - watercolor and ink on paper.

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Acrylic painting 18x24 on wraparound canvas $700

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Mixed Media 36 X 36 painted at home in California during CoVID Quarantine 2020.

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A group of people walking by the vendors at a recent Handcar Regatta in Santa Rosa, California.

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oil pastel on paper

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another ms b the doodle queen glicee print submits to a Coney island, Brooklyn New York atmosphere of sun and fun with night time fireworks exposing varied colors of light that dazzle the senses as it marks the dark skies with strips of color

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Title:  Hommage to Coke
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 32 X 34
Price: Sold
 

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Orange Red Dot, 2020
Acrylic on plywood on canvas on plywood
29 x 24 1/2 x 1/4 in (74 x 62 x 0.6 cm)
Orange Red Dot is one of those paintings that at the time when it was considered ready (August 22, 2020) the entire strong concept had to be adjusted to fit a miniscule property called, portability... The initial piece was envisioned to reside on several surfaces: (1) canvas, (2) plywood, and the additional surface of (3) the wall where half of the circle was initially supposed to be painted on. But the portability element had to be considered, and the levels became: (1) canvas, (2) plywood, (3) canvas, (4) plywood where simple elements reside in harmony within the given space as shapes and colors. True to the 2-D, 3-D philosophy, surface elements are manipulated to become three dimensional with an additional philosophical dimension: the title has the word "orange" crossed out, suggesting a drastic change as well as the residue of a previous thought, making the red-orange dynamic a dimension not to be ignored. The viewer will undoubtedly consider replacing red with orange in his mind trying to match the piece's title.

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