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watercolor, ink, pencil on paperDeborah Schamoni
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This painting depicts a vibrant and imaginative jellyfish-like creature. The composition features a dominant blue and gray jellyfish with undulating tentacles, set against a soft pink and cream background. The artist has employed a unique mixed-media technique, combining detailed pencil drawings with vibrant splashes of color, creating a dreamlike and surreal quality. The distinctive style and striking visuals suggest the artist's intention to evoke a sense of mystery and the mysterious wonders of the deep sea. ...

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