You can come out and meet me tomorrow from 12-1 at Adelman Fine Art in San Diego.

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You can come out and meet me tomorrow from 12-1 at Adelman Fine Art in San Diego.
Casa Romantica, San Clemente CA art by @47ness
(original character is @sweet-suzume ‘s avatar)
Early preview of a commission I did for an office in Boston.
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"1t Gets S0 10ne1y 1ns1de My Head" is my first painting set of 2022, and the latest addition to my "Open Wounds" collection. This collection dives head first into the deep and tempestuous end of reflection and mental health awareness. You have to acknowledge your darkness (the yin to your yang) to find your light, and that is where I am on my journey.
This set is available, so hit me up for inquiries.
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"Tree of Life," the first official painting of my "Roots" collection, currently on exhibit at Adelman Fine Art. I have a number of pieces now available from this collection and I also take commissions. I'm currently working on a new bird of paradise commissioned triptych. Message me for inquiries.
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Big works are so tricky to photograph. Even before it's varnished, it's a battle to get the entire piece in the frame (because of the size of my work space) and once I do, I still have to contend with the light. I do love working big. I forgot just how physically taxing it can be on the body.
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After exploring alternative geometric shapes on panel for a bit, my next big project will be a commissioned triptych on canvas. I just got the canvases yesterday and I'm excited to get started. Join me for the journey.
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Last year, when things went sideways, I shifted to working with new shapes with more angles and edges so I would have more ways to bounce back and pick myself up. Hexagons were fun, but for my next piece I'm going with a circle (no edges or corners) so I can just keep on rolling with the punches.
What shapes do you like working with? What shapes do you want to experiment with?
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