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Bad luck.

Maybrook by Maybrook
August 27, 2022
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The abstract painting by abrifor illustrates bad luck.
©️ Photo Instagram: @abriforsilax

Bad reputation.

Crows have been known to have a bad reputation and are often thought to represent evil and bad luck. That’s probably a myth. Crows are intelligent birds. They are known for their problem-solving skills and amazing communication skills crows do not represent bad luck. I made this painting cos at a particular time I saw crows gather on one rooftop of course to me I saw them as evil lol but then I made some research on crows and saw that they have a lot of positive characters that men need to apply in our daily life especially the insight skills ability to predict what happens in the future based on what we do now I used blue red green purple and some other colors to create a futuristic life ahead of course in an abstract form.

abrifor silax

Name of Artist: abrifor silax.

Artist Location: Nigeria.

Social Page: Instagram.

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