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Jeremiah's paintings are an assemblage of muted tones, non-dimensional forms, flower like shapes, and charming little creatures navigating through a sort of candy-land world. The paintings are created with no preliminary drawing; a composition is formed haphazardly and then outlined through the building process of layers.
 
Jeremiah's paintings are an assemblage of muted tones, non-dimensional forms, flower like shapes, and charming little creatures navigating through a sort of candy-land world. The paintings are created with no preliminary drawing; a composition is formed haphazardly and then outlined through the building process of layers.
 
*[http://smallandround.com/ Small and Round]
 
  
 
===Solo Shows===
 
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Image:GettheleadoutVii-ketner.jpg|for Get the Lead Out 2015
 
Image:GettheleadoutVii-ketner.jpg|for Get the Lead Out 2015
 
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== External Links ==
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*[http://smallandround.com/ Small and Round]
  
 
[[Category:Artists]]
 
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