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6.00" x 8.00"
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8.00" x 10.00"
I Fell in a Hole Art Print
by Matt Konar
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I Fell in a Hole art print by Matt Konar. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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I Fell in a Hole is a very short story about walking down a street that has a hole in it. My personalized illustrated version is available on... more
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Artist's Description
I Fell in a Hole is a very short story about walking down a street that has a hole in it. My personalized illustrated version is available on Amazon (search on the name Konar) if you would like to buy a signed copy contact me by email. Thank You for viewing.
About Matt Konar
Konar's work is both light and dark in subject, approaching at every turn both the whimsical and the mischievous. He uses the canvas as a stage to capture moments of love and heroism, as well as times of human folly. His characters come from real life, from songs, from poems and from stories. All the stories take place under a starry sky with the drama of the constellations. Unexpected details are presented through the book on a shelf, the image in a mirror, the wallpaper pattern, an individual leaf, and many other visual gestures waiting to be unlocked by the viewer. His technique of using glaze upon glaze creates colors that are deep, rich and vibrant. There is a profound sense of mystery, nuance, symbolism and timelessness in the...
$13.35
Hazel Holland
Delightful pen and ink painting, Matt! Very expressive artwork! L/F
Matt Konar replied:
Thank You Hazel
Laurie Search
Aww, poor guy down there in that hole!! :) But I bet he makes it out!! :) Wonderful, wonderful work, Matt, as always!!! :)))
Matt Konar replied:
Thank you Laurie ~ your Ride It Out is visually interesting ... and it seems to break all the rules : )