Lee Price paints uncannily realistic paintings around the subject of food and her paintings always have a peculiar angle of view. Lee graduated from the Moore College of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree.
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1 comments:
wow..those are paintings!? That's so intense.