PAUL OGUNLESI: HIS WORKS





 
Today I am celebrating an artist who has taken time to reflect the mind of
people around him through painting. Paul Ogunlesi is a young versatile artist who is dexterous with his hands as he paints different events and people. His focus is often on painting the exact picture of the original on his canvass... It will interest you to view his works.




What inspires you
Hmmm..... I'll say series of circumstances happening around me. Especially the expressions I get.from people's fave when they reacts to things happening to and around them

And also I think or ponder on the situations happening in this country .... It spurs me to do something artistic as a.means of passing my feelings to others


Just to mention few ma





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