29″ x 22″ Prismacolor on Bristol Board in a custom hand-made wood frame. Available at the DeZion Gallery.
The Colors Of Innocense
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Artist of Emotion And Life
I am fascinated by the natural world around me and the people who live in it. Nature is art, and I love to try and capture the beauty that resonates through it. Everything and everyone has a story to tell. Everything and everyone around us is full of emotion and life and has had experiences that we can’t even imagine.
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this is amazing, I love it! I like how it becomes more out of focus but your use of color makes it look beautiful
How do you do eyes?? They are amazing and almost have a shine, translucent look to them like real eyes. Any tips on doing animal eyes??
What did you do this with?