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11/27/2018 02:05:24 AM |
i feel sorry for the poor brussel sprout .. unless its a really small cabbage .. ;)
anyway jokes aside ... loving the alfred hitchcock feel here .. very scarey and suspenseful .. :) |
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11/24/2018 11:43:48 AM |
| Amazing detail and lovely tones in this creepy three fingered masterpiece. |
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11/22/2018 04:31:21 PM |
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11/21/2018 12:52:13 PM |
| the border's too stylized for my taste but the image itself is spectacular. The Brussels sprout is an unutilized goldmine of metaphor. |
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11/21/2018 12:16:36 PM |
| The term "artsy" is often used pejoratively, and snidely, might I add, yet this is surely art. It's surreal, it's mysterious, it's dark and it's also playful. The shadows, in their granularity, are sumptuous. The damascened knife and halved Brussels sprout are a revelation of pattern and color. The shadowed hand passing over the knife ties the composition together. Just great. |
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11/20/2018 06:11:29 PM |
| The hand shadow, even with a missing finger, along with knife lay out the geometry. This is all a setup for a freshly halved brussel sprout. Having moved in closer, we pick up the detailed reflections on the knife. A pattern that has us going back and forth studying the similarities and differences. Nice. |
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11/20/2018 12:53:26 PM |
| I keep getting drawn to the hand and missing finger, then I get worried! |
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11/20/2018 02:48:31 AM |
| LOL! Great colors and textures. I love these guys but prefer to buy them pre-sliced from Trader Joe's. At my age I'm happy to have TJ do some of the work for me. |
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11/20/2018 01:51:43 AM |
| lovely delivery of textures. these homely scenes are gold mines of transcendence for those who relate. (btw we are still eating these little guys from our garden). |
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11/19/2018 10:22:55 PM |
| epitome of suspense - from the hovering hand, to the knife seeming to stand on its point; mundane domestic chore, or sinister goings-on? |
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11/19/2018 10:21:29 PM |
| It happens to me, too, Bear. That's why I've learned never to eat the things . . . or only when it isn't really going to matter. |
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11/19/2018 09:17:43 PM |
| The worst is over. This is just for the police records. Or Mr Holmes. |
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