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Edge of Nowhereby ~eborch

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This is an oil painting I made from photographs taken while driving around DeKalb County, IL. Throughout my drive, there seemed to be countless, winding roads leading nowhere and many small pockets of civilization.

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~melface Jun 23, 2010 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I really love your style. There's something almost psychedelic about it, but there's still a touch of realism that really grabs your attention. I like the contrast of the warm glow from inside the buildings with the coldness of the outside.

~Aphrodite-101 Jun 20, 2010

cool

!3-legged-dog Jun 20, 2010

You have a very unique style, van gogh-ish, or that is what it stirs in my lizard brain. I hope you fully develop this voice. Nice work!

~llamaliv08 Jun 20, 2010

Reminds me of being high..sorry thats inappropriate. great gallery though..

~marmotteb Jun 20, 2010 Hobbyist

it's quite impressing the fact you draw simply houses and railed/pointed nature... colors are super

*JoInnovate Jun 20, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Nice one very nice... i like the atmosphere and how you create room for imagination!

~aslix Jun 20, 2010 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

amazing work!!

~Chris2Balls Jun 20, 2010 Student General Artist

what i appreciate the most in this painting is the contrast between the static buildings and the texturised, fluid environment.

~gameover2009 Jun 20, 2010

I like it! It's quite unusual, the colors the movement...even if there is no movement there.

You know, once a man called Van Gogh saw the things the same way...

~WINDFALLAPPLE Jun 20, 2010 Student Traditional Artist

Wow, this is great. More than great, spectacular...I love your stylized reality.

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