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Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain
Right now I am the most famous for my illusionistic paintings. I have a puzzled relation to this fact. The main reason for this fame is that I published my illusionistic alphabet already 1998 on the Internet. In terms of Internet is this a long time ago. The alphabet has been published in for example a Dutch illusionistic calendar by Paul Baars only because it could be found on the Internet. This means that I have fans, sort of, and this means I have a responsibility towards my fans to give them a little bit more of my illusionistic art.
So here comes a series of blog posts about illusionistic paintings that I made during the spring of 2011.
This painting is a spiral. The edge of the spiral displays the color spectrum. There are a couple of verses to remember the color spectrum: Richard Of York Gave Battle in Vain. Another is Ring Out Your Great Bells In Victory. And is this spiral possible? No it is not possible, it is an illusion.
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Jens Malmgren, A Swede in the Netherlands.
Software engineer, tinkerer, gardener, violinist, painter. Producer, DJ, parent, cat and sheep owner.
I write this weekly personal blog about life in the Netherlands and at the cottage in Sweden.
I create.