Trompe l'oeil

[pat1940]

I believe the artist name is Borrell Del Caso, found on internet

[damasocl]

Awesome!!!!!
And very well done!!!

[eighty+]

Hi Pat Very Good In Thick paint as well , which I've shyed off , as have tried but don't seem to have much control ok do you mind if i have a go at it ,

in a cupole of week's time ok Pat CIAO IVAYA CON DIOS SLAINTE ............POZDRAWSKI

[pat1940]

Thank you Damaso really appreciate your comments
Dear eighty, of course you have a go at it, we just got back from Canada again yesterday and got a call from nursing home that mother in law wont wake up, so we will have to head back again for that 16 hr drive, I really think she will not pull out of this

[pat1940]

Thanks dear eighty and yes have a go at it, just got back from Canada again yesterday and got a call from nursing home today that mother in law will not wake up, so will be heading back again 16 hr drive, I don't think that she will pull out of this

[eighty+]

His Pat thanks. Sorry about your mun in. Law. I now it may sound creul. But when you gotta go.

You 've gotta go. Ok. I'm just hanging on. It's artrage that keeps me alive

Ok. Have a safe journey see U when U get back. Ciao. IVAYA. CON. DIOS. SLAINTE

Unless the reaper get in first.

[Enug]

Beautiful as always Pat. My thoughts are with you.

[Caesar]

A trompe-l'oeuil, oh lala! Bravissima!

Dear Pat, I'm sorry for Your situation I somehow share in these last year, apart from the far shorter distance of the centre where my mother in law is being kept (on either the bed or the wheelchair by means of a little crane to move her safely) for the moment. I really admire the energy and strength that You and Your husband show taking care of your mother in law. God will certainly bless You for this all. Take care, dear friends!

[pat1940]

Thank you so much dear eighty, June and Caesar, your kind thoughts are with us and it means a lot believe me, Caesar so glad you are over that awful flu, it takes a lot out of you and a long time to recover, take care my friends

[D Akey]

Haha. Love it. Artists have been wondering about walking out of the canvas, and sculptures coming to life for time out of mind, apparently. And it never gets tiresome. I love it. Always fun to get that to happen where the figures start to breathe. For all the painterly quality, this one still feels like he's stepping through to join us. Good one Pat!!!!