Diadem
Painting by Jory Dayne

Tuesdays are rapidly becoming my default painting days: I typically have little to prep for Wednesday's work, there's left-overs in the fridge from Monday, and Dave volunteers at the library 'til late.

I've got the whole house to myself, so I lock myself in the studio, crank the music up, and get to work! This piece is about 10″ x 10″, and a combination of acrylic, photoshop, and vector. You can view the painting alone, on Flickr.


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This entry was first published on February 2, 2011.
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My name is Jory Dayne — I was named after a campy 1971 pulp western by Milton R. Bass. I'm a graphic designer and illustrator living in a vale between a lake and some very large mountains in Utah. I like it very much.

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