This artist's only landscape to depict a human is simply titled "Campfire". However, this artist also created a "Portrait of Sally" in the seventh set of this artist's works that were released to the public. Bill Alexander accused this artist of stealing his technique. In a hip-hop track, this artist tells another to "call me Jackson Pollock, because I splatter MCs". In a cartoon portrayal of this artist, this artist threatens to "cut you" if you "tell anyone that that bush is there". Statistical analysis of this artist's body of work shows that over 90% of this artist's paintings contained at least one (*) tree. According to this artist, he was "the guy who makes you scrub the latrine," which led to him resolving to never yell or raise his voice again after leaving the Air Force. A wet-on-wet technique, soft voice, and "happy little trees" characterized, for ten points, what host of The Joy of Painting who had an afro?
This artist's only landscape to depict a human is simply titled "Campfire". However, this artist also created a "Portrait of Sally" in the seventh set of this artist's works that were released to the public. Bill Alexander accused this artist of stealing his technique. In a hip-hop track, this artist tells another to "call me Jackson Pollock, because I splatter MCs". In a cartoon portrayal of this artist, this artist threatens to "cut you" if you "tell anyone that that bush is there". Statistical analysis of this artist's body of work shows that over 90% of this artist's paintings contained at least one (*) tree. According to this artist, he was "the guy who makes you scrub the latrine," which led to him resolving to never yell or raise his voice again after leaving the Air Force. A wet-on-wet technique, soft voice, and "happy little trees" characterized, for ten points, what host of The Joy of Painting who had an afro?
This artist's only landscape to depict a human is simply titled "Campfire".