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Still catching up: adding a prompt element each day for Mab Grave’s Drawlloween Club.
Day 12: “grave”, Day 13: “pukwudgie”
Day 14: “extraterrestrial”, Day 15: “nightcrawler” Day 16: ″goblin”
Day 17: “Frankenstein”, Day 18: “undead”
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Pollinator post 13: embroidered hummingbird and dragonfly for a vintage organza dress for a wedding .
Shop update happening… lots of holiday cards, ornaments, jewelry, etc.
Cheers.etsy.com/shop/eyefun
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Last spreads from My Seeded Drawlloween notebook… did every day! Prompts: fang, crypt, serpentine (2), and costume. Cover is vintage braille paper and a faux bird skull.
More work for the upcoming Day of the Dead show at Guardino Gallery in Portland, Oregon, gouache, 2021.
available soon at gallery and online: https://guardinogallery.com
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Earrings, acrylic on canvas, 2019
“Among chronic diseases, Syphilis is the one of greatest frequency and highest importance. Few physicians are incompetent to treat the disease successfully when its nature is apparent, but there are many who are unfamiliar with its most characteristic forms. The surest diagnosis is that which is based solely unpon observation; and it can be safely asserted that of the numerous and varied symptoms of Syphilis, there are none which point so unerringly to a specific origin as do its cutaneous lesions.” - George Henry Fox, Photographic Illustrations of Cutaneous Syphilis.1881.
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My website is all up to date with my newest and oldest artwork. Please visit!
Posed, acrylic on canvas, 2019
“Case 27. Lepra Macula.— Aged 14 years. Presented herself in my clinic at the Charity Hospital, February 28th, 1888, with the following history: Born in the Fifth District of this city (Algiers) and has always lived there, attending one of the public schools.”
Source image (right picture) from Leprosy in New Orleans by Henry W. Blanc, 1889.
Pieces, acrylic on linen, 2019
Based off pastel portraits of wounded WW1 soldiers by Henry Tonks, artist and surgeon (middle images).
Posed, acrylic on linen, 2019 (bottom right image is of the painting’s first layer, bottom left and top right are finished)
Source image (top left) from Leprosy in New Orleans by Henry W. Blanc, 1889:
“Case 27. Lepra Macula.— Aged 14 years. Presented herself in my clinic at the Charity Hospital, February 28th, 1888, with the following history: Born in the Fifth District of this city (Algiers) and has always lived there, attending one of the public schools.”
I know this is a bit off topic but I felt like sharing it anyway.
Mr. President, acrylic on linen, March 2019
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