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Falling for you (Acrylic Paint on Canvasboard) 2016



Falling for You. Acrylic Paint on Canvasboard. 2016.
This artwork I have made has a lot of meaning. I wanted to get across to people that they have to appreciate the little things in life, like the grass getting greener or leaves falling and turning colors. I look forward to the seasons. As autumn comes, the scenery outside takes me away from electronics, people, and really lets me enjoy the fresh air and the colors of the leaves falling. I also thought that the colors of the leaves can resemble the human skin. In society today, people judge people for who they are. People may be they are heavier than others have a different skin color than most,  but this does not mean they are different on the inside. All of the leaves are unique, people are unique.

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