Don't hold a hammer too tightly, instead grasp it lightly but firmly - as if you were to shake someone's hand.6 x 6 oil on oak
Status: Available for $200
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Why $200 Paintings?
Apart from my larger works, I also make one small piece of art everyday. I wanted these smaller works to be available to everyone and affordable at only $200 dollars apiece. These are great starting pieces for new collectors, or nice, small additions to established collections. There's no bidding, the first person to email me about a particular piece gets the painting. Each work is roughly 10 x 10 or under, framed and ready to hang. Once I post them, their status is available, contact me at maxmillerart@gmail.com
View my website at Max Miller Art
and my other blog at Max Miller Method Log
View my website at Max Miller Art
and my other blog at Max Miller Method Log
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- Painting # 65: Figure Study n. 5
- Painting 64: Tom Waits
- Painting # 63: Paint Scraper
- Painting # 62: Red R
- Painting # 61: Harmonica
- Painting # 60: The Last Chip
- Painting # 59: Mouth Harp
- Painting # 58: Level
- Painting # 57: Uncorked
- Painting # 56: Hammerhead
- Painting # 55: Soft Swiss
- Painting # 54: Big Cherry
- Painting # 53: Banana Explosion
- Painting # 52: Mystery
- Painting # 51: A Simple Moth
- Painting # 50: Blank Spray Paint (Red)
- Painting # 49: Figure Study n. 5
- Painting # 48: Plastic Pig
- Painting # 47: Stray Leaf
- Painting # 46: Lonesome Clothespin
- Painting # 45: Bad Egg
- Painting # 44: Peeling Onion
- Painting # 43: Scarred Golf Ball
- Painting # 42: Golden Delicious Eyes
- Painting # 41: Grape Cluster
- Painting # 40: Paper Boat
- Painting # 39: Impaled Strawberry
- Painting # 38: Three Little Monkeys
- Painting # 37: Time Flies
- Painting # 36: Two Clouds
- Painting # 35: The Cutting Edge
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