Thanks to canvas Dan Eisinger, the folks putting on Artist Quarters and all the inspiring artist and musicians!
The idea I had was to do 7 of these to represent the days of creation. But, with only two days to plan my new idea, I decided to keep it simple and do one:




"Let There Be Light"
Acrylic on Human
Approximately 6'
=)
After the initial "ooo a tribal man" and "what the..." I got a lot of "that is the COOLEST thing I have ever seen" and "I love watching you paint"...
Yeah I took a risk doing this at Westgate (I'm not really sure WHY, but I guess it's unusual), but hopefully more people will be encouraged to jump out of those boxes...
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A round of applause for Dan, who allowed himself to be scantily clad in public in the name of art.
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