MASTERWORKS IN MINIATURE
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The event, as always, is at Gallery One, 7003 Center Street. Tonight's reception is from 7 until 9pm, and the show will be up through March 24th. To see the entire show online, file an intent-to-purchase, or (most importantly) vote for my painting, Panther Chameleon Portrait (above) for the "People's Choice Award," click here.
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illustration: PANTHER CHAMELEON PORTRAIT (2007) acrylic 10" x 8"
2 Comments:
You and lizard skin ... That little Chameleon is magnificent Carel! You DO have some competition at this show however. In a way, I'm a bit surprised about the sizes they call miniature. I remember doing some birds on 4 x 4 inch tiles years ago. I think I got $50 each, which earned me just below the minimum hourly wage at the time. Prices at this show are a bit steeper I see.
Thanks, Carl. A compliment from an artist like you makes my day. Yeah, if you're breaking it down to an hourly wage, I'm working in my top bracket when painting a miniature.
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