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by Michael TMAD Finney
$46.50
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Design Details
This deals with the many layers of a reclusive personality.. this is done in my emotionism style.
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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this deals with the many layers of a reclusive personality.. this is done in my emotionism style.
Michael Tmad Finney is known for his Emotionist style, in which He creates art pieces to express feeling, using color and flowing dimensions, along with a name that coincides. Emotionism is a combination of Expressionism, Surealism, Abstractism, as well as Symbolism, to connect a viewer to an individual piece by explaining feelings, thoughts and situations through a visual process using colors and flow to fit the subject in question. Finney created Emotionism in 1995, yet earlier works as far back as 1988 clearly showed the hallmarks of the style that would become His life's work, to create art that tested the bounds of expressing emotion. Such early works were mostly drawings that paved the way for Emotionism to take shape. By 2002,...
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Jane Spaulding
Very interesting work. I like it a lot.
Michael TMAD Finney replied:
Thank you!
Patrick Zgarrick
You've got great skills & ain't afraid to use em, TMAD. I like it on this one. There's a lot to find here bro.
Pauline Ross
I like this painting. There is alot going on. To answer your question about oils, I use mostly acrylics and watercolor. I have a few pieces done in oils but not on FAA. Once in a while I will pull out the ol oil box.