Half Lemon, oil on canvas, 4" X 4", 2008
$100 USD
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- Jason Waskey
- Seattle, WA, United States
- I am a Seattle based artist who paints and sketches the world around him. I am primarily a figurative painter (please checkout my website!). I paint everyday, and my blog showcases the small paintings I work on to sharpen my eye, loosen my brush, and to grow my skills.
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2 comments:
I don't know why, but this particular painting leaves me with a sour feeling.
David,
I find that a teaspoon of sugar helps.
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