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Australian artist paints with breasts
New IND press ^ | 1-6-06 | ind press staff

Posted on 01/06/2006 4:24:24 PM PST by Rakkasan1

SYDNEY: Changing colours of palette entails endless showers for an Australian artist - because she prefers to paint with her breasts.

But Di Peel, a mother of two, is producing what the market wants. Unlike recent winners of prestigious Turner Prize for modern art, Peel's works can do what paintings traditionally are supposed to do and brighten up a bare wall.

Her first canvas sold for $10, her second for $26 and currently she's busy with an order for 10 at a princely $89 each.

Peel, from Tasmania, freely admits that her chosen method doesn't allow much detail.

"They are more like abstract flowers," she told Hobart's Mercury newspaper. "But my latest piece, people say, looks like the Earth from space.

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TOPICS: Arts/Photography
KEYWORDS: artist; australian; breasts; painter; paints
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To: jsh3180
Not quite Emma Peel, I see...


41 posted on 01/06/2006 6:35:15 PM PST by mikrofon (A work of art, in her day.)
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To: NYCSteve

LOL


42 posted on 01/06/2006 6:46:10 PM PST by apackof2 (You can stand me up at the gates of hell, I'll stand my ground and I won’t back down)
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