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Heretoaskandansw | 00:43 Sun 23rd Apr 2023 | Arts & Literature
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Hello there! I've painted something new, but I won't type any conceptual description about it. I'll leave the interpretation to you. This is a mix of acrylics, markers, pen and chalk pastels:
https://ibb.co/ZBVv6Sk
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Very nice. Is that a water bed ?
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I like the colours and the Gauguinesque style of the man. You can probably guess all the rest of my thoughts. Keep it up.
Hereto... Are you in the painting?
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Atheist/ Thanks for your answer. I was in the previous two paintings but never mentioned it. I was the naked woman with her back to the audience in the first painting I shared on this platform and I was also the woman in the middle of the second painting laying down on the bed with a skirt and reading a book. In this painting I never thought of whom to paint but the woman surprisingly turned out to look like me to some extent.
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Of course, now I remember that it wasn't the first painting I shared here. It must've been the third one. The painting with the man lying down on a bed with a bowl of fruits beside him.
Ah, now I prefer that to the last one. I like the balance and the colour mix, also for some reason, the 'empty' bottom left doesn't feel 'wrong'.

The 'sleeping' figure seems to be a bit of a recurrent theme - or am I wrong? It definitely had echoes for me. Very intrigued with the arched entrance to ..... where and what?
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Do you know the work of Robert Crumb?
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Atheist/ No, I've just looked him up. His works are oddly attractive.

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