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Artist Damilola Odusote is known for his eclectic and intricate works that combine ink drawings with tiny human figures. His favorite artists  MC Escher and David Shrigley for the detail and humor in their deep thought provoking drawings, and you can definitely see an Escher influence in this piece, entitled Show Pink Love Together. Spotted at the recent Affordable Art Fair in NYC, this work is priced at $950 from Arteria Gallery.
Grandmothers hold a special place in our hearts, providing love, wisdom, and guidance throughout our lives. One beautiful way to honor and celebrate your grandmother is by gifting her flowers. This article will help you choose meaningful flower gifts, via same day flower delivery in Boston, that convey your love and appreciation, making a lasting impression on her heart.
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Wednesday has the it right idea. This Love is Torture shirt design by Boggs Nicolas is just begging for you to put it on your hot body and rock it for Valentines Day. Just do it! Visit This Link to get your own for a mere $27.95!
It Also Comes in a Slim-Fit Style For the Ladies!
Couples often find themselves stuck in routines that leave no room for excitement in their relationships. This usually happens when two people have been together for an extended amount of time. Of course, that doesn’t mean they no longer care about each other; it’s just that the sparks and butterflies they felt at the beginning of their relationship have died down. Now they’re all about managing their busy schedules and making life happen.
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While most of the street art that I discover on my adventures is clearly tagged, sometimes that tag is hard to decipher, and I need some assistance identifying the artist. By connecting with artists on Instagram, I’ve learned that they all seem to know and support each other, which is cool and very helpful. Â If I don’t know the artist behind a work that I want to put on the blog, and the first person I ask doesn’t know, then they know someone who does.
This is how I ended up connecting with the creator of an unsigned series of works that I’ve been seeing on the streets, and documenting, since around Christmastime last year. Each of the paste-ups in this very distinctive series features one to three still life images accompanied by a one-word title, with the artist’s signature being conspicuously absent. If you live in the east village or downtown, there’s no way you haven’t seen them. All I can say is that they speak to me.
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