March 13, 2015 9 comments By

Mark Lovejoy

There is something so mesmerizing and oddly palatable about Texan artist Mark Lovejoy‘s photographs. His process involves mixing paints, resins, oils, waxes, diluents, and drying agents to create fluid marbled imagery – but how does it all get so beautifully glossy and surreal?!

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(Mark Lovejoy prints available here)

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9 Comments

  1. michaela jean wrote:

    Wow these are stunning, I love that they are photographs of paint. Clever :).

    xo

    Michaela

    http://michaelajeanblog.com

    http://www.etsy.com/shop/MichaelaJeanArt

    3.13.15
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  2. Nadya from dushonok.com wrote:

    Lauren, thanks for sharing. I am not sure the pictures look appetizing to me, but they are eye candies, that’s for sure!
    very beautiful

    http://dushonok.com/

    3.13.15
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  3. Shelley wrote:

    These are so mesmerizing and trippy. Very interesting.
    https://www.etsy.com/shop/EarthChildArt?ref=hdr_shop_menu

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  4. Rosa wrote:

    Wow, his work is incredible, I’d love to see him live create his paintings, I’m so curious about the actual process!

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  5. Lauren wrote:

    i love this, realky funky photos such a cool idea
    Lauren
    livinginaboxx

    3.19.15
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