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Escaping dead-end jobs....creating a life in art -- by Dean Grey
About Me
- Dean Grey
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- 40's. Gay. Artist. X-Man. "Exploding Doughnut" represents working uninspired jobs while creating a career in art and "Suffering Sappho!" is all about my passion for comic books (read my first posts for full details!). Thanks to everyone for reading and seeing what I've posted. Feel free to comment and/or e-mail me. Enjoy!
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Older Posts neatly organized for you (Read Them!)
- 1st post - Exploding Doughnut definition (1)
- 2009 Blog Archive (1)
- 2010 Blog Archive (1)
- 2011 Blog Archive (1)
- 2012 Blog Archive (1)
- 2013 Blog Archive (1)
- 2014 Blog Archive (1)
- 2015 Blog Archive (1)
- 2016 Blog Archive (1)
- 2017 Blog Archive (1)
- 3-D Art (3)
- Abstract Painting (4)
- ACEO (8)
- Anxieties and Depression (59)
- Black (1)
- blogging (17)
- Blue (10)
- Brown (3)
- Butterflies (13)
- Chicago (93)
- Crazy Journal (18)
- Dean Grey (69)
- Dimensional Art (2)
- Dog Art - Puppy Portrait Painting (1)
- Faith (1)
- Family (32)
- Flowers (28)
- Found Art (1)
- Fruit Still Life (12)
- Green (13)
- Hearts (3)
- Kentucky (9)
- Leaves (10)
- Love (52)
- Mail Art (30)
- Music (10)
- Nudes (10)
- Orange (5)
- Photography (20)
- pink (4)
- Purple (5)
- Red (16)
- Seattle (21)
- Self-Portrait (8)
- Shared Journal (2)
- Silver (3)
- Sketchbook (10)
- Street Art (8)
- W.I.P. (26)
- Work (122)
- Yellow (4)
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19 comments:
Beautiful! An explosion of colors!
I'm reminded of the name of one of the "sponsors" of the "Lives of the Cowboys" skits on "A Prairie Home Companion" — the Rainbow Motor Oil Company.
It's almost like an aura, or sunset, or sunrise. (or Don King's hair??!!) LOL! I don't think I've ever seen an oil slick on snow. It's interesting and beautiful, yet somehow disconcerting that something as pristine as snow is sullied by something as vital (yet vilified) as oil.
Made me think, Dean!
Rick
It's so weird how beautiful an oil slick is. This reminds me of the northern lights when you have the snow there too. =]
beautiful!
wow, that really is pretty. Who would have thought oil could be pretty?
This is totally from left field, but when I look at this, I think Hawaii.
I know, I know. I need to lay off the hallucinogenics.
Beautiful.
I'm liking these wordless Wednesdays. Am I ruining it by speaking?
This particular one looks a lot like a window, splattered with the blood of a rainbow.
Amazing my friend how you capture such beauty in the everyday :)
naturgesetz!
"An explosion of colors" is very fitting here!
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Rick!
I like the idea of it looking like an aura!
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Stephanie!
I never thought about the oil slick resembling the northern lights until you mentioned it!
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robertga99!
I think so too, Bob!
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C. Alvarez!
Agreed!
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JuJu!
Ha ha. I could see that with all the tropical colors that are present.
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Katy!
Glad you think so!
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Chickavee!
No, the comments actually enhance Wordless Wednesdays in my opinion!
"...splattered with the blood of a rainbow."
Ooooh, so dark yet so cool sounding!
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David Allen Waters!
(^_^)
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All of your comments on this photo are greatly appreciated!
-Dean
you should have not said what it was.
it was way more interesting before i read the header :)
Another example of your keen eye!
Whenever I think of oil on concrete, I always think of just pitch black goop. This was a nice surprise. :)
You really have an eye for beauty.
Kenny
Great photo - way to get on "Blogs of Note" on Google! Congrats :)
Love this photo! Would you mind if one of these days I wrote an ekphrastic poem about one of your photos or paintings for my blog? I would, of course, include credits and a link to your blog.
So beautiful!
i'm a superhero i can like fly and shit!
I'd be afraid no one would get the picture without a title!
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Randy!
*blushes*
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K.C.!
I appreciate that, Kenny!
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Kansas City News!
Thank you!
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Nadya!
Go for it!
Just be sure and let me know what you create, okay?
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Meowlissa!
Yay!
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Thanks to everyone for their feedback here!
-Dean
This reminds that the sunsets in my hometown were more beautiful because of some of the chemicals burned off at the oil refineries in the next town - a strange phenomenon.
Dean!
Sounds unhealthy but beautiful!
-Dean
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