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Our Disappearing Environment symbol A butane torch is used

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A butane torch is used to get chemicals to rise to the surface and create cells of color to bubble up

gridded land of New York City

Hand-carved stamp printed over rolled ink on Arches watercolor paper

The paintings suggest the waves

Our Disappearing Environment symbol A butane torch is usedMixed media (Acrylic, cold wax, oil, collage, and graphite) 10" x 10" on cradled birch panel The earth and its flora and fauna are under attack. The rainforest is being demolished at an alarming rate while politicians rescind environmental protections for corporate gains and campaign support. We must rise up in support of the land and its creatures to save them before it's too late. I created this painting by starting with bright strokes of acrylic

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