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Original abstract paintings for sale by David Spencer Persnickety
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A$9,200.00
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2022
Mixed media on canvas
163cm x 190cm [Redux]

Went over an old painting and was searching my mood to give it a title. Stumbled on this whacky-ass word, I couldn’t help but imagine it’s the name of a local blue grass band or something. Reading its definition, I thought it a perfectly described the sheer volume of detail and fastidious work in this painting.

When I do these ‘line’ paintings, I’m so close to it when I place the paint on, I see micro level features and textures I would never have noticed before.

It’s pretty cool!

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2022
Mixed media on canvas
163cm x 190cm [Redux]

Went over an old painting and was searching my mood to give it a title. Stumbled on this whacky-ass word, I couldn’t help but imagine it’s the name of a local blue grass band or something. Reading its definition, I thought it a perfectly described the sheer volume of detail and fastidious work in this painting.

When I do these ‘line’ paintings, I’m so close to it when I place the paint on, I see micro level features and textures I would never have noticed before.

It’s pretty cool!

2022
Mixed media on canvas
163cm x 190cm [Redux]

Went over an old painting and was searching my mood to give it a title. Stumbled on this whacky-ass word, I couldn’t help but imagine it’s the name of a local blue grass band or something. Reading its definition, I thought it a perfectly described the sheer volume of detail and fastidious work in this painting.

When I do these ‘line’ paintings, I’m so close to it when I place the paint on, I see micro level features and textures I would never have noticed before.

It’s pretty cool!

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