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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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Posts
15 comments:
Whoa! That's strangely deep, for such an ordinary thing.
You're good at that, though.
Almost thought this was a cameo broach. I'm just too used to it...
You have turned this into a work of art (or you have shown us that it's all in how you look at things). Beautiful.
The way you've captured it makes it look like it was meant to be this way.
See, you find beauty in everything. That's quite a trait!
Some times you have to make your own light at the end of the tunnel.
beautiful
wind rushes through
the broken glass
like fairies flying to freedom
knowing that on the other
side all their dreams come true
That's a gorgeous pic. You have the eye...
As awesome as the man who noticed it.
Very cool! I love 'found art'. liked your washed away pastels, too.
It almost looks like a big smile. Could it be that something has been set free???
Rick
Phoenix!
I appreciate that!
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tamayn!
It does almost look like jewelry, doesn't it?
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Mitch!
*blushes*
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JuJu!
When I saw it, it just looked SO interesting to me and I had to capture it for all of you to see too!
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Mind Of Mine!
So true, Ian.
The main reason this caught my eye were the clouds in the distance. I wanted to be up there!
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Becca!
Freedom!
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LightChaser!
Thanks Dave!
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randuwa!
*smiles*
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r garriott!
Art makes the world go round!
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Rick!
Yes, it definitely evoked positive feelings from me.
It felt like something escaped, or rather, was set free and that's what I want for my own life.
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Thanks to everyone for chiming in here!
-Dean
Looks kind of Luke a silly happy face
n.lea.!
So glad you're back, Nikki!!
-Dean
Im kinda back. I am in a.I.t . But I graduate that dec 16Though and then ill be officially a combat medic.
n.lea.!
You go, girl!
-Dean
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