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by Snake Jagger
$24.00
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I thought of many things, but the apple just seemed to be the best choice for this piece. A hand embelished digital painting, using Corel X, and... more
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I thought of many things, but the apple just seemed to be the best choice for this piece. A hand embelished digital painting, using Corel X, and pastel pencils, and acrylic paint on canvas.
Born in Los Angeles in 1955, Jagger spent much of his time in the Palm Springs area where his father was employed by Frank Sinatra. The Southern California outdoor life-style and the glamour of the entertainment world helped shape the artist's perspective. He managed to combine his dual goals of living close to the land and entertaining people in his ideal career as an artist. Jaggers paintings are a blend of fact and fantasy. He begins with what he knows best - the California Desert - and transforms that raw material into novel images that amaze and delight. His meticulous technique details every rock and pebble, cactus thorn and palm frond, giving it an intense presence. This hyper-realism makes the images seem uncanny, too...
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Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
SJ, re: Apple Falls... YOUR super-realism leaps out to my senses and awakens them all...Thanks sharing your superb creations with us on FAA & elsewhere..., especially with me, an amateur artist.. Shine on. Aew in Smithfield, Virginia. I hope you are appreciated in your hometown.
John Mark
you have some terrific work at this archive... much impressed snake. love to see some of the originals someday.