Triadic? This is a word? This is a word you are assuming that people who are the kind that like looking at pictures are just going to understand? And why are you making me prove that i'm not a robot? A robot is going to write something like this to you?
I need to leave another comment here. My first comment, which was evidently misunderstood (what an odd thing to happen on the internet!) was just a silly, ironic tease, not an insult. Between friends - one of whom is NOT an artist, and enjoys tweaking noses when polysyllabic discipline-specific argot is thrown around in front of the children. Please do not ever assume that I am anything but very fond, impressed and admiring of Sam's work and his ability to teach.
K: Don't worry, I knew your comment was tongue-in-cheek, and my response was meant to be also. I updated the post to clarify that I knew you were joking so others aren't confused. :)
love it! I'd love to have a better grasp of colour. Mind you, this would be great in black and white!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this. SO much personality. Will it be available for prints? I had a veiled chameleon for 5 years. It was the best Mother's Day gift EVER!
ReplyDeleteMaybe a little cerulean blue in the background for the balance ?
ReplyDeleteI also love it as it is, the texture brings a great quality to the piece
I love his piranha-shaped body.
ReplyDeleteTriadic? This is a word? This is a word you are assuming that people who are the kind that like looking at pictures are just going to understand? And why are you making me prove that i'm not a robot? A robot is going to write something like this to you?
ReplyDeletePfff
super cool colors
ReplyDeletechameleon is very beautiful, great colors you used!
ReplyDeletenice colors !
ReplyDeletethis guys smile is infectious hehe Great post Sam. Love what you do
ReplyDeleteHope all is crackalakin!
I need to leave another comment here. My first comment, which was evidently misunderstood (what an odd thing to happen on the internet!) was just a silly, ironic tease, not an insult. Between friends - one of whom is NOT an artist, and enjoys tweaking noses when polysyllabic discipline-specific argot is thrown around in front of the children. Please do not ever assume that I am anything but very fond, impressed and admiring of Sam's work and his ability to teach.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Thanks everyone for the comments!
ReplyDeleteK: Don't worry, I knew your comment was tongue-in-cheek, and my response was meant to be also. I updated the post to clarify that I knew you were joking so others aren't confused. :)