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Eyes Wood Print featuring the pastel Eyes In The Mirror - Pastel by Ben Kotyuk

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Eyes In The Mirror - Pastel Wood Print

Ben Kotyuk

by Ben Kotyuk

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Eyes In The Mirror - Pastel wood print by Ben Kotyuk.   Bring your artwork to life with the texture and added depth of a wood print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 3/4" thick maple wood. There are D-clips on the back of the print for mounting it to your wall using mounting hooks and nails (included).

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Comments (3)

Kay Brewer

Kay Brewer

sorry - Ben, not Lorraine :)

Ben Kotyuk replied:

? Ben

Kay Brewer

Kay Brewer

Fantastic, Lorraine! Voted your entry in the More Than Meets the Eye contest. LF

Ben Kotyuk replied:

Thank you Kay for comment, vote, l and f. Ben

Jilian Cramb - AMothersFineArt

Jilian Cramb - AMothersFineArt

amazing work! saw in exclusively d&ps letter game! tweeting :)

Ben Kotyuk replied:

Thank you Jillian for your kind comment. Ben

About Ben Kotyuk

Ben Kotyuk

As a child I always had a propensity for drawing and building things. At the age of twelve and with the help of an insightful teacher, I was enrolled in an art school. After two years of exploring various creative disciplines, I focused on package/product design. Upon graduating, I went to work in a corporate art department. In those days, product design was not considered very important so it was begrudgingly handled as part of the advertising responsibilities. This meant I was also required to design ads and catalogs along with an array of promotional items. For the next eleven years I moved between large corporations and small design studios where I handled product design projects. Slowly over time, the importance of...

 

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