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I'll put this one in the expressionism basket like the last few although on this one I merged a couple different methods. Some viewers suggested the pointillism style. The paint was applied mainly with a palette knife and a tiny amount using a brush. Notice the grasshopper on the bottom of the right flower stem? Hiding from the bluebird? Here's what's on the back label along with the signature. Sometimes I'll write a little something to go with the art. "The auroras are visible in the daytime on my Earth. And bluebirds never eat honey bees either. But they may eat a grasshopper"
I'll put this one in the expressionism basket like the last few although on this one I merged a couple different methods. Some viewers suggested the pointillism style. The paint was applied mainly with a palette knife and a tiny amount using a brush. Notice the grasshopper on the bottom of the right flower stem? Hiding from the bluebird? Here's what's on the back label along with the signature. Sometimes I'll write a little something to go with the art. "The auroras are visible in the daytime on my Earth. And bluebirds never eat honey bees either. But they may eat a grasshopper"
I'll put this one in the expressionism basket like the last few although on this one I merged a couple different methods. Some viewers suggested the pointillism style. The paint was applied mainly with a palette knife and a tiny amount using a brush. Notice the grasshopper on the bottom of the right flower stem? Hiding from the bluebird? Here's what's on the back label along with the signature. Sometimes I'll write a little something to go with the art. "The auroras are visible in the daytime on my Earth. And bluebirds never eat honey bees either. But they may eat a grasshopper"
I'll put this one in the expressionism basket like the last few although on this one I merged a couple different methods. Some viewers suggested the pointillism style. The paint was applied mainly with a palette knife and a tiny amount using a brush. Notice the grasshopper on the bottom of the right flower stem? Hiding from the bluebird? Here's what's on the back label along with the signature. Sometimes I'll write a little something to go with the art. "The auroras are visible in the daytime on my Earth. And bluebirds never eat honey bees either. But they may eat a grasshopper"
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Wonderful Day Painting

Kevin Schrader

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Painting, Acrylic on Wood

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I'll put this one in the expressionism basket like the last few although on this one I merged a couple different methods. Some viewers suggested the pointillism style. The paint was applied mainly with a palette knife and a tiny amount using a brush. Notice the grasshopper on the bottom of the right flower stem? Hiding from the bluebird? Here's what's on the back label along with the signature. Sometimes I'll write a little something to go with the art. "The auroras are visible in the daytime on my Earth. And bluebirds never eat honey bees either. But they may eat a grasshopper"

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Size:14 W x 24 H x 1 D in

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I try to create what the eye could never see in real life, but that which could still be real in some ways. To stimulate the viewer’s imagination and pull things forward in the mind, I am a viewer, also. I seek balance. I use color and form to get there. Art is my aeroplane and color lifts my wings. Being an artist is not my primary occupation, but I’ve been producing art since I was a child. I seem to be driven to create - not just art but about everything in my life. There’s a saying that fits me pretty good. It goes like this. Most people, when asked, would say their destination is back home. My destination is forward.

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