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- At 8:56am on March 5, 2010,
Jay said… - happy birthday
- At 2:50pm on September 24, 2009,
Angela L. Prattis said… - I just "LOVE" your artworks.
- At 1:07pm on September 23, 2009,
Jules Smith said… - Hi Milton on reading your profile I see you are a hairstylist -do you give advice to oversea fellow Ningersssssss. I am in desperate need of a hair cut - my daughter is a stylist but is never brave with me .... scared she will do something wrong - If I send a photo to you can you would yuo could you pretty please advise what I should do ... thanking you so much in advance (creep creep grovel grovel...)
- At 7:30am on September 23, 2009,
Lisa Rose said… - Your work is inspiring. I too have a similar life story and am making my way into this world of art. I love your abstracts and color compostions.
- At 1:39am on September 23, 2009,
kimberly baxter packwood said… - Thank you for the birthday wishes Milton!
Kimberly
- At 12:03am on September 23, 2009,
Nad. E (Qnadii) said… - Hi Milton, Qnadii here, spotted your art in the recent activity so I came by to view your body of work, just had to send a greeting and tell you that I really luv your abstract art. It is beautiful and I am inspired.
- At 6:12pm on September 22, 2009,
Greef said… - Hi Milton,
I have taken a look at your folio of paintings you have on here and left comments on several. If there is any artworks in particular you would like me to comment on, then let me know! There are some outstanding works ;)
- At 6:24pm on September 1, 2009, Jules Smith said…
- thanks for enjoying my work - seem to go from happy bright to dark and sad - working on a couple of sketches - lots of red in them at the moment - sadness as the anniversary of my pappas death is this month - he wants me to create though - visits me often in my dreams -- love him so much - he is gardening at present in heaven - as in my dream he was so skinny .... anyway enough of this - have an amazing week and an amazing month
- At 3:08pm on August 7, 2009,
DeMarie "Paintslinger" said… - hi milton. yes, i do love the work of jonas gerard. when i found him on the net and saw his work, my jaw dropped!
another fav of mine is J.D. Miller, you must see his work and be sure to watch his video. http://jdmillerart.com/
there is a new member, charlis barwick, you should also view her art. her work is realism and quite phenomenal.
you need to upload some of your art for us to enjoy.
ttyl friend!
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