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A lively cocktail party is wrapping up, and some glasses and hors d'oeuvres have been brought back to the counter in a large, posh kitchen, and stacked next to a fishbowl which has been brought in to be safe from the rowdier guests. But it's still a little light, which is coming in through the opposite wall, and shadows are created by the window frames on the visible wall. There is still some carbonation in two of the glasses, and it's producing a lot of fizz.

This artwork won these FAA contests:

First place in the Seven Deadly Sins -- Gluttony -- Digital Art contest (Ben Graf), ending 7/25/19

First place in Guess Who's Coming to Dinner contest (Debora Lewis), ending 12/26/19

Second place in Wahoo the Book Show Your Walls Some Love Contest (Roger Dartiguenave and Milena Rigolli) ending 1/12/20

I'm a retired programmer who has found digital art to be a natural medium. I work steadily towards the goal of making this medium a respected art form, as much so as painting and photography are. To me, a piece of true digital art presents an original concept rather than simply being a photo with a filter or an AI software algorithm applied to it. Its style is unique to the artist without being tightly constraining. I also enjoy wildlife photography. I do not submit any originals; if you choose to buy any of my products, you can do that through FAA. There is no need to contact me personally! As is the case with every account on FAA, watermarks do not appear on purchased products. My website is at https://www.dpughphoto.com.