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My art runs the gamut from primitive cave paintings to the post modern, influenced by traditional Asian brushwork, modern painters and New Yorker cartoons, doodles to Bizarro. It's subject matter is meditation, sports, politics, social conventions, puns, fashion-In short everything that crosses my brush/mind. My inklings-creations brought to life by ink, paper, brush and thin air The secret of the work is in each stroke of the brush. To purchase a painting, leave a comment on a piece of interest
About Me
- dairyu michael wenger
- I am a soto zen buddhist priest who is curious about many things.
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- Rolling thunder
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- Daruma
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- On to satori
- Kuan yin when practicing deeply.......
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