I got the idea of posting Not Quite Dorian Gray from a suggestion I received in a comment on Being A Hand With Dinner. This picture was used as a wall painting behind the dinner table.
Actually, I was on the same thinking path as Sandi ... melting chocolate came to mind. I love the layers you achieved in this creation. Outstanding work John.
Terrific, John. I see you've been through the layers and the embossing and thrown up against the blinds. I hope you don't mind that I am going to rotate you 90 degrees clockwise now...Oh, Hello John! You look so good in those shades of brown.
Not quite Dorian Gray, but maybe a bit of Picasso? Another creative masterwork, John! I love the color palette and the look of crinkled foil smoothed out on top of that delicious-looking chocolate bar background. A fascinating piece!
This Image GRABBED my EYE. That's Why I Stopped By.
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Wild and creative. I too enjoy the color tones and textured layers. Would love to watch the process of one of these put together. Thank you for sharing it.
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ive recently been inspired to paint like this... cutting out different textiles (acrylics and oils on different mediums) kind of hodgepodging in a very artistic way. i like what you did with this pic, def what i would be looking to do
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