Harryy432
07-25-2011, 02:07 AM
Or so it looks like to me. Some artists absolutely,1 attach,1 it right (and they’re accomplishing,1 it after,1 creeping the life out of me like a lot of,1 of the modern artists tend to). Take my Adored Husband, for instance – whenever he’s magically appliance,1 his IT art, all I see is a agglomeration,1 of Abracadabras when in fact it’s all just,1 mathematics. And boy, does it look like art when he’s doing it (which I’m sure he cannot say the aforementioned,1 about me when I do the laundry)! How do they do it? Drawing, painting, abstraction,1 and so on… Is there a sixth – eleventh sense for that? (via, you can see more of Laura Laine’s talented plan,1 actuality,1)
The best I’ll get when I close my eyes and anticipate,1 about a perfume is a flower. A moment in time. A sensation I accomplished,1 while smelling that perfume. Laura Laine, about,1, thinks about a perfume and, like possessed by it, draws some unearthly admirable,1 account,q3 (http://www.bonz3.net/test/2009/07/post-3.html#comments),1. Something you’d say agitated,1 from the very perfume bottle! (the following assets,1 were featured in Elle Russia, March 2010)
The best I’ll get when I close my eyes and anticipate,1 about a perfume is a flower. A moment in time. A sensation I accomplished,1 while smelling that perfume. Laura Laine, about,1, thinks about a perfume and, like possessed by it, draws some unearthly admirable,1 account,q3 (http://www.bonz3.net/test/2009/07/post-3.html#comments),1. Something you’d say agitated,1 from the very perfume bottle! (the following assets,1 were featured in Elle Russia, March 2010)