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I based this painting on a some photos that I took at a zoo called Jungle Gardens that is in Sarasota, Florida. I saw the reflection of the palm trees in the water right behind this grooming flamingo and I was instantly drawn to the repetition in circular forms- from the drips of water to the curves in the flamingo's body and neck. I knew that I was going to paint this guy. And overall I am proud of the results. I especially like the thick brushstrokes that make up his feather on his back and also the outcome of the drops of water. I guess that looking at so much M. C. Escher as a kid must have seeped through somehow. After all, he liked the drips too. See this painting in progress here. Detail of the painting.
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"A painting lives by
companionship, expanding and quickening in the eyes
of the sensitive observer. It dies by the same token. It is
therefore a
risky & unfeeling act to send it out into the world."
-Tiger's Eye Magazine 1947.