On the Way to the Cantina

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I continue to be amazed at this young lady’s intense variety of interesting art, continuing to find a “new” favorite, lol!

But I do truly like this one exceptionally well. It combines abstraction, design, and figurative suggestion into a story imbued with story.

She often writes that she paints intuitively, from the heart, finding any suggestion of image within her process itself, an amazing feat I “sometimes” feel I pull off 😏

I hope you’ll give her post a quick look. Her text portion is short, her image is large and clearly reproduced on her post, and her comment thread is usually sprinkled with witty observations from faithful followers 😊

Thanks everyone! Enjoy! ❤️

Adan

ps – she has a link to her new Etsy site too!

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Thanks again, everyone! 😊

Adan

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