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- Mike
- Santa Cruz, California, United States
- High energy,enthusiastic about everything, positive and devoted to learning and growing in the field of art. Willing to share what little I know about painting. . .so I teach workshops and have a wonderful time doing it. I am a signature member of and have received high awards from The National Watercolor Society. Recently, my work has been accepted and exhibited by the American Watercolor Society in New York city and in the International Watercolor Competition in Shanghai China. WAIT! There's more on my website at www.mebaileyart.com
7 comments:
Brilliant!!!
...the whole time, I was expecting the pigeon to poop on the statue. So glad she left her mark...
OK then, I'm gonna try the technique of that monkeys. Uhm, what green was he using?
That was hysterical! The monotone of that pigeon reminded me of an old Saturday Night Live skit about two radio talk show hosts that could put you to sleep with their voices.
My favorite was the dog with his 'prints'. He
described his process with such conviction.
So silly. Just loved it. Thanks for posting this.
Now I understand what it is! I'm so glad Mike provides this sophisticated educational content for the edification of his fellow artists. I like dolphins too...
Now this is what I call art!!!! It is absolutely hilarious.
Glad you guys enjoyed this. The folks that do this claymation stuff really are amazing! I am a fiend for everything they do.
I totally relate. I like Art, too!
THAT was a hoot! Thanks Mike
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