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Zhang Xiao Chen

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Hello friends! I am sorry my english is poor,hope you could understand me,thank you. The name of this painting is 'God Before Supper'. About the style of it,I call it is “灵感枯竭艺术” in chinese,maybe it is the 'Inspirations Depletion Art' in english,and I don't know whether this style was appeared before. It was drew by me and other two friends when our inspirations had run dry. It was completed on 04.12.2014.Because I delayed many times,so it is shown till now... Every artist effort to get the inspirations and in fear and pain when the inspirations are dry,so are we,we often have no inspirations any more. But one day I thought we can create something in this state,we can use this pain to do something. So the 'God Before Supper' was born. When we get the inspirations,we can go the way of the traditional,when our inspirations are dry up,and we in fear and pain,we can try the 'Inspirations Depletion Art'. Thank you.
With Sarah, Phil, Ellen, Rose the dentist, and the granddaughter whose name I forget.

Robert Jones, Napa

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I understand what you're saying, and I'm sure you speak better English that most (or perhaps any) of us speak Mandarin. There are times when you want to paint but can't think what to paint - at such times, this sort of painting may indeed come into its own.. Welcome to POL.

Robert Kirk

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Robert Jones has offered you a friendly welcome so it would be good to see more of your work. Your painting has interesting subtle colour and the free way you've applied the paint adds further interest. The title doesn't matter it's enough to know that it's not the product of a workaday painter rather that of a poet or seer.