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“Cloth,” 2002 – 2005. Series of 16 etchings with aquatint, spit.
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I used to view digital paintings as inferior to “real” paintings, requiring less skill. I’ve since come to realize the skill of digital work is no less challenging, and the medium can be every bit as sincere. Digital paintings require the artist to mix and apply specific color, value, texture, layers, and transparency – all …
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Richard Tuttle
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Richard Tuttle
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This is might be the silliest and most serious 4 minutes of your day.
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