In the interest of not turning my art blog into my personal therapy page, I am presenting the real way Easter eggs are made. This painting is pretty rough right now, but I keep coming back to it because I really like painting vaguely spherical shapes. I make a lot of paintings intended to make my kids laugh, or to make me laugh and confuse my kids. My son is seven and there's pretty much nothing funnier to him than a rabbit puking giant eggs. Well, I guess if it was puking AND pooping them at the same time he would think it was funnier.
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