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Thursday, November 01, 2007

Three New Paintings

Well I finished these three paintings this afternoon. I took forever to decide on what I wanted to do in the very beginning. Then it took forever for me to work through them. Originally they were going to be like some Japanese paintings I have seen, but they just were not working out. Midstream I had to do something else. Maybe these will lead to some other paintings. I just know I had to do something other than dots.
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  1. Anonymous11/12/2007 10:46 AM

    I love the fountain!

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  2. dotartdude11/12/2007 11:51 AM

    Thank you. : )

    The painting "Patio" is the one that came closest to what I was trying to do with these three. I needed a break from painting dots.

    Mo : )

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  3. dotartdude11/12/2007 11:53 AM

    Also, thank you for linking to my blog.

    Mo : )

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  4. Anonymous11/14/2007 11:03 PM

    I hear you about "needing a break" sometimes! NP on linking to your blog. I look forward to enjoying more of your work. Peace.

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  5. dotartdude11/15/2007 4:29 AM

    My hope is to do more artwork like the ones already featured on this blog. It's been over two years now since I started in this direction.

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  6. Lana Gramlich12/02/2007 9:01 PM

    Any new works?

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  7. dotartdude12/02/2007 9:15 PM

    I finally finished this one. I started it back in March 2005.

    Purple Blend

    Also, I have one new dot art piece that I should be posting on my dot art blog.

    dot art

    As for this blog . . . I know I want to move forward with this kind of work. I don't want to just repeat, however. That's where I get bogged down.

    Mo % )

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  8. Lana Gramlich12/03/2007 4:46 PM

    Thanks for sharing...I think I'll switch the link on my blog to your dot art blog, as you update that more regularly.

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  9. dotartdude12/03/2007 4:55 PM

    Lana:

    That might be better.

    However, I fully intend to do more with this one as soon as I find the right groove. It’s been two years since I worked in this direction.

    The feedback has been enthusiastic at shows and at galleries.

    I have to figure out the “OK, what next?” Thank you for your return visits.

    Mo : )

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