Description
leaves and skeleton gloves contrast with gaping holes filled with dizzying Op-Art to create a landscape that seems like Tim Burton got together with Henri Matisse to make their own paradise
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illustrator and creature concept designer
the Victorian language of flowers
The Seer Rachel Moseley leaves and skeleton gloves contrastDetails Artist Bio Shipping 8. 75 x 11. 75 inches 2013 Acrylic on Wood "Art has always been a fascination of mine a passion, desire, and need. From the moment I could hold one, according to my mother, I would always draw with a pen, never a pencil. Though now Im less selective in the implements I use, I still continue to fill my need to create. My artwork focuses on the many different facets of life: sometimes mysterious, sometimes playful, sometimes
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