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Photo by Forrest Flores on November 01, 2026. May be art of text.
Photo by Forrest Flores on November 01, 2026. May be art of skull and text.
Photo by Forrest Flores on November 01, 2026. May be art of text.
Photo by Forrest Flores on November 01, 2026. May be an image of poster and text.
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Posted On: November 1st 2026, 05:01 pm
“Planbreaker” - 10/31/26 - marker, micron, color pencil, acrylic paint - 23.5 x 12.5 cm

#contemporaryart #mixedmediaartwork #detailedart #mementomori #boiseart
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backgatestudioboise 2 days ago

backgatestudioboise

Yaaass!!! Beautiful!

plasticbottlecelli 4 days ago

plasticbottlecelli

💛💀🔥The natural flow of a human life?

dailydose_.arts 4 days ago

dailydose_.arts

Share it in my inbox 📩

studio_mbj 4 days ago

studio_mbj

Ooh the texture 😍😍😍

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