I like how the painting is created by layering the application of spray paint. It gives the painting a lot of depth, and the end result is very spacial. I also like how it doesn't look like it was created with spray paint.
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Goat Horn
fat horn on a goat
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1 comment:
I saw this once before. It's an amazing technique. Visual impressive. Though I'm not wild about the resulting painting. Not the sort of hting I would want on my wall. But that's just me! Great post.
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