Simmondsia vitra is closely related to the Jojoba shrub (Simmondsia chinensis), pronounced "ho-HO-bah". Jojoba is native to the Sonoran and Mojave deserts of Arizona, California, and Mexico. Simmondsia vitra however is primarily found in arid urban environments and produces an extremely toxic, oily substance. You can view a detail here: [link] How I made this painting: [link]
A limited edition giclée print of this work is available through my site [link]
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Glass is such an wonderful material to use as a subject. It gives a painting just that extra sparkle
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