Hypo Art Effect By Lt Jack Wells On Navy Paintings
Lt Jack D. B Wells, first lieutenant aboard the destroyer tender USS Bryce Canyon, uses a hypodermic needle to apply paint for a three dimensional effect. He paints with oils and brushes before joining the Navy and sees his abstract, carnival style works as vast imaginative fields. Many call it a novelty, but Wells believes it expands imagination and has produced circus themed pieces.
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