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5 thoughts on “Dead Rotten Fish”
I could make some beautiful reverse paintings from some of these.
oh, and did you post a gurry bucket photo a few years back? i did a sidewalk painting based on someone’s gurry photo a few years back. it was on the boulevard and my chalk paintings of fish could still be discerned seven months later. it took a full fall, winter, and some spring rains to get rid of my artwork.
hehheh…i’m enjoy leaving my mark on this town.
deb.
Hey Joe, I am working on a new commission, hake, again. May I use the Mudhake photo for reference? Just talked with your shop, to find out if there is any fresh whole hake around, no. wrong time of year.
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I could make some beautiful reverse paintings from some of these.
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oh, and did you post a gurry bucket photo a few years back? i did a sidewalk painting based on someone’s gurry photo a few years back. it was on the boulevard and my chalk paintings of fish could still be discerned seven months later. it took a full fall, winter, and some spring rains to get rid of my artwork.
hehheh…i’m enjoy leaving my mark on this town.
deb.
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Yep, you asked my permission. I believe it was mackerel or herring.
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These photos look like Old Hippie’s food postings! Great shots.
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Hey Joe, I am working on a new commission, hake, again. May I use the Mudhake photo for reference? Just talked with your shop, to find out if there is any fresh whole hake around, no. wrong time of year.
and do you have any other photos of whiting?
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