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K is a very smashin' young lady that I aquainted via the 'net. At one time we had a very nice long chat where she told me about her long and complex artistic journey, which began with a wish for becoming an interior decorator, and making furniture at a very young age, when she got into her early teens she instead shifted focus into wanting to become a designer of clothes.

Alas, this was not to last, and eventually she became a digital artist during her late teens - which of course didn't last either, so at the time of my making this peices, she was a traditional painter.

These days she has instead shifted focus almost entirely, and is working with prose and poetry.

She's a very inspirational figure, and as such, I made this piece, my most elaborate one, in the style which I call the bagatelle-style, as it is the only style and medium which I can easily and quickly produce some form of art. Naturally it's all a bit trivial, in this style.

This piece has actually been showcased at the local museum here in Lulea! ( where I live) It was selected among a ginormous heap of other pieces submitted for the yearly art-biennal here, and was to my GREAT surprise allowed entry! 0_o
I mainly entered it for "teh lulz", and didn't expect it to get selected.

I had also entered another, much more serious piece, which I thought might have a good shot at getting selected, that piece never stood a chance, however.

Description
K is a very smashin' young lady that I aquainted via the 'net. At one time we had a very nice long chat where she told me about her long and complex artistic journey, which began with a wish for becoming an interior decorator, and making furniture at a very young age, when she got into her early teens she instead shifted focus into wanting to become a designer of clothes.

Alas, this was not to last, and eventually she became a digital artist during her late teens - which of course didn't last either, so at the time of my making this peices, she was a traditional painter.

These days she has instead shifted focus almost entirely, and is working with prose and poetry.

She's a very inspirational figure, and as such, I made this piece, my most elaborate one, in the style which I call the bagatelle-style, as it is the only style and medium which I can easily and quickly produce some form of art. Naturally it's all a bit trivial, in this style.

This piece has actually been showcased at the local museum here in Lulea! ( where I live) It was selected among a ginormous heap of other pieces submitted for the yearly art-biennal here, and was to my GREAT surprise allowed entry! 0_o
I mainly entered it for "teh lulz", and didn't expect it to get selected.

I had also entered another, much more serious piece, which I thought might have a good shot at getting selected, that piece never stood a chance, however.