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I came across Robert Deyber's work in New American Paintings years ago, and it definitely stuck with me. I enjoy his paintings, but it's his clever interpretations of commonly-used figures of speech that really makes me smile. To get it, you just have to take a look (hint: it's ALL about the painting titles, listed below each image)... 
Bad Hare Day, 48" x 48"
Doggy Bag, 30" x 30"
Light in the Loafers, 36" x 36"
The Silence of the Lambs, 24" x 36"
Call of the Wild, 24" x 48"
Bull Market, 36" x 48"
See? I also love the way that he takes it so seriously--he's got this funny idea and funny subject matter, yet he paints it extremely realistically, on a fairly large scale, and with very dramatic colors and composition. He's a clever one, that Mr. Deyber...
You can see more of Deyber's work on his website, here, and as a sidenote for all my GA peeps--he lives in Kennesaw, GA! Cool!? Namaste, Mary Catherine Comments are closed.
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HELLO!I'm Mary Catherine, a Cape Cod-based yoga teacher, painter, designer, writer, mom, and list-maker extraordinaire. My goal is to inspire you to start living a more creative, simple, joyful, + purposeful life.
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