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The French Quarter of New Orleans. This was inspired by James Michalopoulos. I actually used glass beads to fill the windows. It was supposed to be a whole, but it broke during the drying process. Honestly I like it better as two halves. This is the prime example of a "Happy Accident." Acrylic Paint, Ceramic, and Glass.Rate this
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Media Used Ceramic 
Posted on "8-7-07 , "
Category Ceramics
Views (163)
Please Login to post comments| On September 2nd 2007 cassnorton Said : | |
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this is great!! love the accidental wonders!!! |
| On August 22nd 2007 cohnwrithe Said : | |
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This is kickass. It would look great as a two separated wall hangings. |
| On August 16th 2007 nicholas2580 Said : | |
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love this would like to see more like it |
| On August 8th 2007 bad123ass Said : | |
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great job,nice break,it makes it real if that makes any since,anyway i really like it!! |
| On August 8th 2007 jotoge Said : | |
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oh this is sooooo cool |
| On August 7th 2007 lilprincess122 Said : | |
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i like it |
| On August 7th 2007 twichims Said : | |
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this really does look like Michalopoulos' style, and the way it broke is great |
| On August 7th 2007 tswieberg Said : | |
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Wow, I love it...the windows look awesome. |
| On August 7th 2007 mrskritter Said : | |
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wonderful work |
| On August 7th 2007 amptone Said : | |
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mwah ha ha ha. How friggin creative is this?! I like it very much, very interesting to look at. How large is it? |
| On August 7th 2007 California1516 Said : | |
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woah ..i like it broken!! this is sooooo cool! and very creative..i love it..great work! |
