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What we're looking at is concentric circles in colors of red, blue and yellow, and some people could think it's a target, but it really doesn't look like a target.

But you might be able to find it at a store like target.

I see a bull's eye, and it's very imperfect.

They're clearly well defined lines, but the paint is

uneven and runny.

It looks like something you'd see on the side of a barn almost.

The color choice is not what I would expect to see on a bullseye typically.

When I think bullseye I think probably red and white instead of yellow and blue.

Very bright though. The reds, the yellow, it yellows and blues. It reminds me of the circus kind of very, very bright.

But it also looks like an optical illusion kind of. I think that if you get a little bit further away, it looks like the rings around. I mean it looks like a bull's eye but the

rings around kind of just look like they're moving closer further away depending on where you're standing.

It capture my eyes, you know like if you walk walk in a room, this is probably the thing that would draw you to because it's the color combination and the way that is like, okay, look at me, this is, you know, this is a target.

And I think I'm in a men's clothing store and I'm looking at the front of a

t-shirt.

I really just like this. I think it's commercial in a bad way.

Well, it kind of reminds me of doing paper machee and like elementary art class. It's kind of fun because like it being this close makes it feel more childish because like, you know know like the drips of paint like just

like reminds me of like when you just like painting something in art class and you just

get paint just everywhere and it's just a whole gobs of fun.

The texture is kind of created through like the different shades of each color,

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