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Monday, July 2, 2012
Lovely Lady
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She is lovely, but I can never figure out what it is they're doing with that stuff on the right.
Again, very lifelike!
GOrgeous. I'd have preferred it without the red/pink/geen/blue...
I thought about cropping the right side out but decided to leave his whole piece intact. I prefer it without the coloured part too!
Yes, both are cool in their own way, but together nah! Nice to see it in context though RedPat, good choice not to crop.
Nice one, Pat. I'm not too keen on the tagging, but the rest is beautiful.
yes, very lifelike it is.
My MONDAY MURAL is here
Skam draws very well. He doesn't need to add such a huge signature. :)
the neon bit is rather interesting, but it doesn't seem to blend well with the portrait, which is lovely.
He has some ability. The portrait is lovely and draws me in. Not so the stuff on the right. I suppose people like me aren't his audience.
She is beautiful - great work!
This is a nice mural. Seems like most the murals I see are like the right side.
Nice color.
Interesting, at least its not full of tags...
She is beautiful, probably his muse... ;-)
She looks a bit fenced-in!
this is how so many streets are - contrasting styles living side by side!
Wow - she is gorgeous!
The portrait is really nice. I can't overlook the other junk though. ;)
She looks familiar. You women have an unfair advantage...a look like that makes us weak in the knees and we're putty in your hands.
Wife, girlfriend, mistress, stranger... Take you pick.
A subtle, refined portrait. And done with a spray can! I'm glad you can read the font. Even when I know what it says, I'm still at a loss to read it. It does seem out of balance to have his throw up so much larger in scale to his beautiful woman. Thanks, Pat, for contributing to Monday Mural.
I echo the others: a pretty face that did not need the screaming signature.
I can never read the tagging but I do like the portrait. Lovely lady.
I wonder who his 'muse' was for this one Pat, love your descriptive of the 'art' next to it haha!
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