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January 11, 2008 | By Rebecca Thorman
Woodcut print by Nick Wroblewski.
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You know, I’ve recently had the good urge to buy more local art, especially from friends. Of all the things up on our walls at home, only one is an original. It’s good to have a piece that you know someone put hours and hours of heart and soul into.
Comment by t h rive — January 11, 2008 #
Thanks, thrive. I bought this at our yearly Art Fair on the Square. It was during a time when I thought I had disposable income, but I really didn’t, but have never regretted the purchase, because you don’t regret “heart and soul” as you put it
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — January 11, 2008 #
Hey Rebecca, here’s another picture, by a Malaysian artist (of course!), that might go well with your theme today.
Comment by Ray Chung — January 12, 2008 #
I love birds. Well, not as pets or anything, but anything with a bird print or theme. I love the organic woodprint look and the saturated colors. Very nice.
Comment by Milena — January 12, 2008 #
@ Ray - interesting, thanks for sharing!
@ Milena - Yeah, I like the idea of flight… glad you enjoyed!
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — January 14, 2008 #