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Andrew Thornton is a professional fine artist, writer, and jewelry designer. His work can be seen in private collections around the globe. He is a regular contributor to industry-related books, magazines, and TV. Andrew is also the Creative Director of Allegory Gallery in Ligonier, PA.
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2 comments:
Like I always tell my clients, "listen to your body."
If your head is telling your hands to paint, you gota do it.
Life's too short to always follow the rules and meet deadlines.
This painting is surreal. It has a stark reality and I'm stunned by it.
I paint myself and I know Faux Fresco is no small feat and is the "mother of all arts." I'm very familiar with it, however I'll never master it.
Faux Fresco involves thorough knowledge of forms and drafting skills and so much more.
I hope you share more of your art with us when you have more time.
Thank you!
:)
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