i really enjoy this. not just your technical skill, but i really love your sense of composition, color, and the know how you have to make something that is interesting to look at. something that grabs the attention of t he eyes. great work.

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What's the "link" for? This is an amazing painting, I love it! I hope you'll soon be submitting many more like it

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I'm afraid I really don't understand the title, though? Could you please explain? It's obvious that there should be a lot of meaning behind it, but for the life of me I don't know what it is?

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People, even more than things,
have to be restored, renewed, revived, reclaimed and redeemed.
Never throw out anybody.
~Audrey Hepburn

Most truths can only be expressed as circular paradoxes
~Speaker for the Dead

You know I love your work Carrie. I'm going to suggest you for a DD. Its great to see you here

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wow.. i mean

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Very beautiful painting , excellent skills and imagination ;May I ask, why do you prefer to paint on copper instead of canvas ?

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very intriguing

Hi Bernard!
I paint on copper...for a few reasons. I wanted a more archival surface (this is disputable....however...it does corrode under the paint layer) woven substrates expand and contract w humidity which causes cracking. According to Copper as Canvas, a book put out by the Rijksmuseum, 500 years of paintings on copper look as good as the day they were painted. The printing plate copper, which is 18gauge is heavy, can only be easily used in sizes under 12 x 18, and they must be framed to exhibit (nothing to hang from). I love metal, my favorite color is copper, I like it's heaviness, I enjoy preparing it by scourering the surface and putting lead white ground on it....I don't like repairing the occasional gouge from something else metal hitting or scratching it. I would be happy to send you more info! Ps love you work! Imagination trumps observation!!

Thanks a lot for your answer, keep up the good work

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why did you do this on copper,Ive never tried that before.
I love it!! the concept and your style are fantastic

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