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Wow, love the colors here...the peeling paint looks surreal, like it's disappearing piece by piece.
I agree, I Love Decay.
Amazing. I guess that is lead-based paint?
Great arch to the banister and love the sea green peeling paint as it turns a interesting purplish color near the top.
That is really cool. My 3-1/2 year old daughter said "Mama...that looks like a big lizard coming up the steps!" LOL! Leave it to a preschooler to have such an imagination. :)
The wall looks like an unfinished jigsaw puzzle.
BKWontario, I "just so happen to be" a painter of 12 years. they only used lead on trim not walls. (similar to these days, some people use oil on trim and latex on walls.

(sorry, i love to answer paint related questions, i think its in my blood lol)
Great colors! It's almost whimsical.
Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
More bare wall than paint at this point.
Hmm...I think some of the pieces from the puzzle are missing...

Maybe I will take some of my quaaludes (see previous picture) and get back to you on that one.
Huh that wall looks like it has a skin disease.
I think the paint is a good metaphor for this, and many of the other sites Motts had shared with us through his galleries: Slowly, piece by piece, shriveling up, becoming just a smaller bit of once was, until eventually nothing remains......
...and after the previous pic, all quiet in the stairwell.
the paint chips look almost like shattered glass...

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