I love the juicy brushstrokes and dripping pages in Alex Votush's epic watercolor work.
I learned about Alex Vosmush via Blog of an Art Admirer and History Lover.
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ahhhhhhh those are amazing!!!!
ReplyDeletewow, very original and wonderful watercolors!!!
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