Canadian painter Zoe Pawlak plays with pallettes like the way I play with food; she stacks it up and pushes it to a new level by combining the unexpected - like a sandwich made of bacon, peanut butter, and tomatoes. Come, give her a taste.
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1 comments:
Hey, Zoe here, the "she" that i am loves the post, just adjusting the gender!
best,
Zoe + Loaded Bow
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