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- Which of the following best describe you?
- Painter, Techniques Hunter, Photographer, Writer, Youtuber
- How did you hear about Loving Mixed Media?
- Gary Reef's Youtube channel
- Describe your style of art and materials you like to use?
- Mostly abstract expressionism, some figurative or representational, on canvas or wood, and paper with acrylics. I still don't really know what my "style" is actually. It almost always has some figurative elements, but not enough that I would label it as such. I enjoy playing with mixed media as much as I can make something happen in the construction process. I have many more ideas than finished mixed media works.
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- At 9:40pm on September 30, 2012,
Dirk Bel said… thanks !!!
- At 2:35pm on January 4, 2012,
irezumi said… I am deeply grateful for your words of kind encouragment, thank you!
- At 11:02pm on November 22, 2011,
Lorraine Rigby said…
thanks for your great comment about my painting
- At 5:08am on October 25, 2011,
- hello Margo thanks for the lovely comment on my winter white video..I was indeed trying to reflect peace and calm in the video
- At 7:04pm on September 20, 2011,
Margie said… - some of my art disturb some of my relatives. I put on paper ( wood, canvas , etc) what I feel at the moment. Last week I stepped into a needle and had to go to the ER to extract it. It was so painful. The doodle I made at the Hosp shows my agony but my oldest son( who happens to be a med. doctor) freaked out and begged not to put it on FB! and by the way, your cumpliments are very appreciated, especially since you have beautiful pieces that stir up the soul.
- At 3:22pm on September 20, 2011,
Glycerine said… Hi Margo, thank you so much for your kind comments on my work you re too lovely...
Your work is amasing, I love it with a little crush for "State of the Union", but your imagination seems to be without limit
Brilliant !
- At 12:40am on September 16, 2011,
- thanks very much Margo for your lovely comment on my clock plexi piece
- At 5:43am on September 14, 2011,
mohamad _poyaei said… hello
one of my friends ask me a bout art education in the country did not answer me.....
- At 5:41am on September 14, 2011, mohamad _poyaei said…
hello
one of my friend ask me a bout art education in the country did not answer me..........
- At 2:54pm on September 12, 2011, mohamad _poyaei said…
hello for years i was a climber and i drew breath the air of the coast .....
i hope and freedom to draw breath even from behind bars.......
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zAPZn5TEyM&list=UUM6N5AOYoyg6eAkbcDWpNFg&index=41
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