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How do you paint pure, beautiful insanity?

Wednesday, October 31, 2007













I don't feel I need to clarify that.

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  1. Blogger worththerisk said:
    11/2/07, 2:50 PM  

    Sooooo incredibly beautiful!!!! I can't wait to see the paintings that come after inspiration like this! :)

  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    11/24/07, 1:28 PM  

    WOW!!! Beautiful photos of Hawaii.... Are photos available for purchase?
    LLC

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