A Glance of A Memory by Jay-el-Jay
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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This was made with my handmade paper and oil pastels.Thank you.
Comments (11)
you do wonderful work here. love the texture the oil pastels do
Fantastic work.
This is awesome! Nice work
This is simply brilliant, you do such magnificent work !
Excellent work!!!!
Very impressive work!
Looks fantastic, very beautiful colors. I like the abstact style!
First choice from the second viewing part 3a - sends out very good. Clean vibrations too. Please note also: With this I want to take advantage of looking at your newest piece of fine transcendental high-art. As a thank-you I give you the right to issue banknotes. You may use your recycled paper for the prints. OK? PS. What can one write about a perfect picture? Nothing... one can not describe the mighty spirit. A picture is a picture and words are words. Right? THC .... but: the little persons face reminds me of Schellen Ursli. A famous Swiss figure. You can see him here: http://www.ciao.de/Schellen_Ursli_Chonz_Selina_Carigiet_Alois__Test_2939257 Schellen Ursli = Urs = name Ursli = little Urs = Urs-LI(ttle) Schellen = Big bells for cows... they hang those bells around the neck of a cow, because the alpine farmers always want hear where the cows are... smart folks, the Swiss farmers? The cheese makers from Emmenthal = Thal = Valley near the river Emme = Emme-valley or Emmenthal cheese... LOL...
This is beautiful you are very talented, my apologies for not commenting sooner
Not sure why, but the style in this reminds me of a Chagall. Lovely work! How wonderful to make your own paper.
Original and wonderful handwork Jim. Nice to see the old masters inspired you. Maybe i'm wrong...But i see Picasso and Alfred Glockel inspiration here.