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I love your style. The colours in this one is gorgeous!
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Great work man. I love the colors and layering here.
Brilliant.
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i really like how your layering these paintings its really nice
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The layers and colors make me happy. I want to jump in.
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Whoa! This is great! Seriously! The layering is wonderful and it's really exciting to see you developing and changing your style. It's still very much you but it's you evolving. I am digging this very much indeed.
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brilliant! cutesy & fun. i like ur style here! i luv bubbles!
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uber sool!!
ich love their expresion, and the colors sre nice too
and that transparentness is neato!
=]
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These are amazing, I like the textured vibes. So, I was wondering... whats your favorite medium to use? Or do you find easy to work with.... Any sick combinations?
Just wondering....
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This is great! I love the layering and the colors :3
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I really like how you made the characters semi-transparent, and the weird sketchy things in the background.
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Stunning, as your work always is!
I love all of the secondary details in the background; great work!
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I love how deconstructed this is compared to your other work
nice
Jen
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thanks! this is much more the style of how i do my sketch books. I wanted to capture that in a finished piece. I am pleased with the result.
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I donβt know if youβd ever do this but you should so post some of your sketch book work up even if it just in scraps, id love to see some of it, see the process you go through. With more realistic artistβs its a lot more obvious your art style has such a personal sense around it do u start with everyday objects and move them gradually more stylised or is it all from your head?
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curiously morbid (why the dead guy?) as always, love your style.
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how cool that the persons look like bubbles them selves coz of their transparency, love the effect
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layered works like this really speak volumes. so much information that they can't help but to tell some form of story.
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awesome, I love layered paintings like this, they can become so ethereal...
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beautiful work. i love it. 
hope the show goes well.
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Wow! i love how the two guys in front are transparent kinda...
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I love the transparent layering and the outline work. A brilliant composition and the colours are spot on.
an instant
as with all works, the praise for this is beyond words.
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I am thinkin of doing a lot more of these paper pieces. Probably around 200-300 dollars for this. It is 10x14 inches.
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i can`t think and say it to often... i love your style and your work... you are just amazing
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the primary triadic scheme works reallyreally well, the layers also. fantastically queer & surreal because of the opacity of the figures, the cluttered background adds a fantastic busybusy air. I especially love the way you use yellow, it is not something I see very often, yellow is a much-misaligned colour.
I also like that you have used paper, acrylic I find works so much better on paper, less "depressing-plasticky-inevitability" - as ^oedalis once succinctly put it- more matte in texture.
out of interest, a bird told me jason sho green is exhibiting soon at 1988, is this the same one that you will be in?
mhm, the linework in this is fabulous, the white outlines isolate the figures so well.
one minor crit - the face of the boy I feel should not have outlines showing through it, have you considered using gesso & overlaying the colours so it is not transparent?
this is possibly one of the best I have seen from you.
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You haven't posted anything in FOREVER!!!
I love it!
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wow really awesome piece.. it's good to see more work by you mu friend!!!
making this into a print?
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