Walking Store Wood Print

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This is a portrait of hard worker man in Indonesia to earn income. Actually for this scene was in Ubud, Bali Indonesia. But we can find this moments everywhere all the city in Indonesia. He create a walking store with his bicycle. He brings all the household things for sell ( duster, mops, brooms, plastic can, floor mats etc). Everyday he walks all the streets hoping people to buy one of his household things. Sometimes he shout "Broom...Broom" to let the people who are inside the house know that he pass by. And poeple like to buy from him since the price that he offered more cheaper than the store and make them easier too not for go to the store.
And here I try to bring the portrait of people in reality hard and introduce how's the life and situation in development country.

I am watercolor artist . I was born in Jakarta, Indonesia. I have a degree in Architecture, specializing in interior decorating. After moving to the USA I took up watercolor painting and paints full time. I live in Sayre, PA with my husband. I had tried many mediums, but I love working in watercolor because the brushstroke, the water and the color flowing on the paper creates exciting painting. As you may notice, I frequently use color to give my images a certain novel liveliness that attract the eye and gives the work its own place of prominence outside and apart from the subject of the work. My painting style is variation from Realism to Abstract. Most my subject paintings are inspirations from my travel in the world. All images ©...