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I just added a newly created artwork to my Abstract Gallery. Titled Fizzy Goodness, this art is my tribute to carbonated, sugar-enriched, artificially colored water. That’s right - soda pop. Or cola, depending on what part of the U.S. or the world you are from.

I can’t claim to be a cola connoisseur. Coca-cola, Dr Pepper, Root Bear, Orange Crush, and Squirt are my beverages of choice - delivering the high doses of sugar - and in some cases caffeine - that my body craves. I must confess that I don’t imbibe very often - perhaps only a few times a month as I really don’t need all that sugar and I try to set a good example for my two kids. To satisfy my desires for cold fizzy drinks I generally resort to simple carbonated water.

Fizzy Goodness is available as both a limited edition and open edition print. For information about the hand signed limited edition gallery wrap canvas in its original size, see Fizzy Goodness Limited Edition Print.
For the open edition print, which is available in a range of sizes, see Fizzy Goodness at Fine Art America. Note that while I personally create the limited edition prints, the open edition prints are produced by Fine Art America.

Cheers, Jim.

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