AMERICAN BALD EAGLE Embroidery Metal Print

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AMERICAN BALD EAGLE by PainterArtistFIN's husband "MAESTRO"
This painting could be enjoyed as a print, canvas or card but has many other applications. To name a few, could become an embroidery scene, a tapestry design, a digital logo and much more... .
Maestro has worked as an embroidery designer and embroidery department builder for many years. Some companies he worked for included Fortune 500 companies. On the list are Fruit of the loom, Vanity Fair,Woolworth and more... .
Maestro can help you design your idea for business or personal use. For direct contact, please go to wholisticartsschool.com.
Art artwork here on this site is original work by Maestro and FIN and as such is protected by the Copyright laws of the united States.
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wholisticartsschool.com I was born and raised in Flanders, Belgium. I came to the US when I was just short of 19 years of age. Painting has for ever been, to me, a safer way of expressing the many things that I am passionate about. I explode with excitement for life and am eager to share these feelings with the world. The colors of paint and the movements of the brushes conceal treasures, yet to be discovered. I cannot wait, when I start a new canvas, while having the basic idea in my head, to see how the painting will evolve. I talk to the canvas and oh does it talk back to me. If you like what you see here in my Galleries, at the bottom of the page, please be so kind to "Like" my fb page, and to click on "Twitter" and "Google +"...