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[dubach-artwerks]

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Mixed media

Andrew Dubach

[doppleganger-rental]

Untitled. 36x36” acrylic on canvas. When you do big pieces like this, it’s hard to take a pic that lets you see it they way it looks in person. So I started with closer shots.

[kkmcaninch-deactivated20250930]

#new HEAD & HEART 28, on paper.

[oldwebrulez]

[lindsayrapp]

[nouuff]

[goalsfuck]

🌴goalsfuck🌴

[allcapsalbums]

[zuluandzephyr]

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[highklassqueen]

[kushandwizdom]

“ It might take a day. It might take a year, but what’s meant to be will always find its way. ”

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[juliafrolovart]

[d-entelle]

[thebowerbirds]

Source: Living Etc

Luscious deep navy’s and pale greys. If you find yourself wanting to revamp a space quickly then try painting it. Paper Paint Library do a fantastic range - look at their new colours called Felt l - V and Salt l - V. Perfect for your skirting, architraves and walls.

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[basquiat1998]

Take me to church

[thebowerbirds]

Source: The Guardian

It’s all about the Grey, says the Guardian and I’ve been saying it forever - Greys are good! They’re interesting and rich and make saturated colours pop. They work a bit like an addiction. You start out timidly using a light pale grey and work your way to deep moody greys and once you get there its hard to go back! however the beauty of paint is, if you don’t like it, then you just paint over it. Simple.