I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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On closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
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