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I think I’m done. And I might have a new purpose for it.
Vintage Woman
Because being older does not mean having no value
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After the storm
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Not sure I’m down with my content belonging to Yahoo! But I guess Tumblr couldn’t make enough money to run it by selling themes. So I’ve got a decision to make, I guess.
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Thy will be done…
(Source: beyonce)
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Misty mountains, fallen trees, one brave survivor. Done with Cray-Pas Expressionist oil pastels, so the color palette isn’t the best. Seems like all my work is geared toward backgrounds lately. Building up the grassy area today, then I think I’m done
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Watercolor lovin
Interesting!
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Well didn’t quite reach my goal of finishing this today but not far off. A la Bob Ross, I’ll put in the big tree tomorrow.
Happy Birthday to ya Stevie Wonder!!! My favorite musical genius was born 63 years ago today as Steveland Hardaway Judkins (his last name was later changed to Morris) in Saginaw, Michigan. In this 1974 photo, he is performing his classic “Living For The City” on “Top Of The Pops” in London. Photo: David Warner Ellis/Redferns. In the comment section, let me know what your favorite Stevie song is (Is it possible to have just one?)
Happy birthday to you Stevie Wonder!
(via pbsamericanmasters)
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Why does a museum show a cluster of four aluminum boxes as art? What gives value of any kind to a painting which is nothing more than a white or black surface? Léger’s people look like boilers; where has he seen such people? Why do the Cubists chop up guitars, tables, newspapers and bottles and put them back together all wrong? The usual responses, going back at least sixty years to the New York Armory Show, are that the artists are crazy. It is fairly standard for people to react to newness with nervous hostility. It is also possible, however, that the artists are sane and that the world they are painting is crazy.
