High Country Sentries

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Aspenman

16x12 using SoHo HB Acrylics with palette knife 🔪 on 246lb linen textured paper - done in a very "chunky" style with a flair towards semi-abstract.

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...i admire how artists like yourself, get depth in your images.

Superb work ... tangible too....
 
This is wonderful! When I first saw it, I thought those spires were termite mounds. "Towards semi-abstract." They still could be.

Fun fact for all the family. With a lifespan of fifty years, the queen termite is the longest lived of all the insects. Twenty-five of those years are spent laying eggs: three per second.

Apologies, Aspenman, for adding this unrelated note. It just blew my mind.
 
I love how this "abstract" technique ends by giving all the essential of the image quite accurately.
I love your photography too, that makes obvious the painting texture with the relief of knife strokes.
:)
 
classic said:
I love how this "abstract" technique ends by giving all the essential of the image quite accurately.
I love your photography too, that makes obvious the painting texture with the relief of knife strokes.
:)
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Thanks 😊 classic - I appreciate 🙏 your comments.
 
I love the colors and texture. I'm having a hard time keeping up with you and commenting on your paintings and sketches. Good for you for staying so active with your work. Yay!
 
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