on Textured board 20 x 30 $5,000.00 USD Sold
Bravo for the first state to make recreational marijuana legal.
And I recall Breckenridge merchants complaining about the head
shops proliferating in the tourist part of town. Many, many shops.
So the forces of the city had them all move to the outer parts of town
where they would be found but not so noticeable. OK fine. But oddly,
they were all plunked down not far from a school. Ooops! Hello,
planning commission? Hello!!!
Well after painting "Mendojuana County" and selling it to a dealer.
He paid us $4200 in twenties. Do you know how hard it is to count that
high with twenties?
Recently I came up with the notion of doing a similar piece for Colorado.
And once I had the title, I selected some great Rocky Mountain reference
photos and I was off and running.
This landscape with peaks toking away, one with a bong, was great fun
to do, the color hit me especially and I hope it will you too. It says something
about the mind set of the state, open and liberal but still majestic. Not too
mention the hundreds of millions of tax dollars rolling in.
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Bravo for the first state to make recreational marijuana legal.
And I recall Breckenridge merchants complaining about the head
shops proliferating in the tourist part of town. Many, many shops.
So the forces of the city had them all move to the outer parts of town
where they would be found but not so noticeable. OK fine. But oddly,
they were all plunked down not far from a school. Ooops! Hello,
planning commission? Hello!!!
Well after painting "Mendojuana County" and selling it to a dealer.
He paid us $4200 in twenties. Do you know how hard it is to count that
high with twenties?
Recently I came up with the notion of doing a similar piece for Colorado.
And once I had the title, I selected some great Rocky Mountain reference
photos and I was off and running.
This landscape with peaks toking away, one with a bong, was great fun
to do, the color hit me especially and I hope it will you too. It says something
about the mind set of the state, open and liberal but still majestic. Not too
mention the hundreds of millions of tax dollars rolling in.