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Tag Archives: Meat
Antonio López García and Fanny Howe
I think this painting by Antonio López García is pretty incredible, I’ve been meaning to share it for awhile. Also, I was reading today and found this quote by Fanny Howe. “The point of art is to show people that … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio López García, Art, Conejo Desollado, Fanny Howe, Meat, Painting
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Making Meat Move
A quick shot of things in process…
Posted in Animations, art, Heart Paintings, Paint, painterly, Painting, Paintings, Studio Photos
Tagged Animation, Art, color, heart, Meat, oil, Paint, Painterly, Painting, Process, studio
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paint the painting 