I have very few records of Art work from 1989. I was prolific mostly in Gauche on illustration board as there were many assignments for design composition and color. This picture is of the duck and the dragon. Interestingly, this picture viewed upside down looks like the name JEFF. The pattern is two ducks for every dragon.
This picture is titled, “The Duck And The Dragon;” by Jeffrey Devitt, 1989
This is the last of my old photographs of Artwork I did in 1989. I was taking lower division Art courses at Santa Barbara City College. There were a great many Art works from this time. Much of my work has been lost. Particularly, this painting was not a school assignment. I later mused that Coke and Pepsi could be in competition by a vote of preference. Today, these are not the only companies competing for your business; however, Pepsi is the underdog. I wish that I had a better picture of it, but I am certain about the real thing, the owners of the painting are happy with it. That is all I could ask for.
This painting is called “Coke and Pepsi.” It is by Jeffrey Devitt; 1989.
My father stole a bicycle when he was a boy. That affects me in the form of a cognitive imbalance. The matter is concerning a possibility. The badly needed capacity to reason is missing in my perspective. The person discerns the facts from someone else’s possibility. I can only hope that Spinoza provides the context when I am in need of support. Below is a bicycle. Although it is not the main part of the composition, the bicycle is present. Lately I’ve been thinking I would like to do a painting of a bicycle.
I am submitting my final result to Gevluef. There was a plan for additional layers of paint, for example a layer of wax medium, but due to the fact that the figure is a female and not me, I decided against it. This painting has a strong NARRATIVE. That I’m most proud of. It is also a good example of a picture in which a girl would use as a fire-wall; see Make Me A Picture.
Comment: This painting iterated when Joyce saw it on March 8, 2023
The time to get the sniffles is when you feel electricity.
My experience where I live, I’m developing post traumatic stress disorder from a fire door that has gone off twice now. I have tolerated periodic feelings of electricity knowing that the over all goal of a service is to help. I want my service; and, I have developed the coping skill of sniffles to manage.
Because I am not the only recipient of the service, I have decided to explain how I am managing. I imagine that a reader of my blog could also feel electricity. And, having read this post the reader will know what to do: get the sniffles
This is a closeup of the figure’s face. I’m a little hung up on the fact that she looks like someone on TV. The longer I wait to finish this work the more permanent she becomes. What I mean is that the face and likeness could change with another layer of paint. That’s why I’m calling it progress.
It is a family directive for me to learn about brooms for sweeping, broom making and broom history. My local news paper VCStar has an article, Yardsmart: How early brooms developed from sorghum. And below is a picture from a blog where broom making is a family business.
This picture is by New Zealand Photographer Sarah Sisson.
I painted this picture after 46605. It has been called an, “independent.” I’m guessing that it is because the painting doesn’t have any remnants of previous paintings. It was painted pretty much at the time 46605 at UC Santa Cruz. It is not signed, so we will have to rely on this blog for its authenticity. Please keep in mind that I will not get any money directly for this art. We’re a poor shower. Though I may be entitled to some money, My sister might pay me a couple of thousand dollars for this work. Instead of getting frustrated over my lack of money, I want to let go and allow the viewer to develop this picture in a pleasing manner
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