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CACOPHONY + THE CHERRY - 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 pastel

CACOPHONY + THE CHERRY*
4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel
8" square archival white matte, glass + gold leaf frame
*Courtesy of Patrician Design
SOLD - PRIVATE COLLECTOR

Well I don't want to be attacked by Kelley MacDonald, 
so posting a favorite oldie. And who would 
believe it's still available?
(Actually this just sold at the demo  - thank you!)

This is the little ditty I created, so enjoy while I lick 
the frosting off this mornings cupcake!


Loud and screaming the colors blared...
a visual assault of reds, greens, blues and golds!

As I plucked the red cherry and licked the lush, 
pink frosting, the colors became subdued.

Comments

  1. Oooh! You have outdone yourself on this one! Yummy!

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  2. YOU ROCK! I almost didn't make it! But you won this round, I think!

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  3. Thank you girls! Yeah Kelley . . . did think you missed it and I was tossing to empty air, but your jellies today are finger-licking good!
    Guess what? I'm in Albuquerque and they have DUNKIN" DONUTS here! Jellies here I come!

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