NOT YET FORTY MILLION by rocserum
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Description
Ive used a filter, and yes! It looks more artistic and expensive!
Okay, the bidding can begin. Who’s first,
Delivery on canvas about 20”x 24”,get sold at the door with coffee and cake
Thanks for your kind comments, take care, smile and have a colorful and creative day.
Comments (22)
Wow! Fantastic!
Wonderful!!! When can you deliver? with coffee and cake? Very artistic~~!!~~ Sorry can't afford the expensive part. :)
Funny title for a different interpretation of your prior post. I actually prefer this image, although I'll stay on the sideline for this bidding session.
If i had the money i wouldn't mind to be bidding as this a marvelous piece of artwork my friend.Outstanding work.
Brilliant! I might join in this game!
Very nice postwork! Nice interpretation of the image
No I wouldn't buy this one,I prefer your other one much better,so much more natural.
I like sunflowers, nice work on VanGogh style :-))
What a transformation, amazing!
Wonderful work! Now I know what Vincent would be doing in today's art world--superb!!!!!
great postwork..
wonderful!
Awesome render sweetie Hugs Susan~
Excellent art work! It really does deserve to hang on the wall! It's incredible! Linda
The filter has given this an aged look. Excellent work.
going into the ream of V. Van Gaul. his work like this sold around $40,000,000 very cool work
Fantastic work! :D Hope you do better then VanGogh did, he never got much for his work, other people did.
Schitterend.
Wonderful and beautiful work my friend.....!!!
Beautiful!
Estupenda foto... Fantastic work...
Amazing work, with a hint of Van Gogh! I don't know which I prefer, the photo or the "painting", each is beautiful in it's own way.