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Naomi Young was born and raised in Jerusalem, Israel. She is a graduate of Interior Design in Los Angeles. Jerusalem is a favorite topic for the multi faceted artist. Naomi paints in acrylics, oil and water. She is a mosaic artist, sculptor and published poet as well. She lives in Los Angeles.
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Ondi USA December 26, 2017

I totally love 'the tambourine mosaic' art I see here on this picture! Colours make me happy...when they are all used together in harmony and create something magical and beautiful such as this tambourine Naomi has mastered. I have to say that if just one colour is missing...I get a little sad because I wonder why 'it' was left out! Reply

Rev. Mark Anthony Lester Amarillo,Texas December 20, 2017

I love your Art how you mix the cool colors with the warm, they bring out the heart of your paintings I too am an artist but continue to learn. Reply

Naomi Young Santa Clarita December 27, 2017
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Thank you Rev. Lester. I don't think in terms of cool and warm just sense when it feels happy and balanced. I wish you A happy New Year!! Keep on painting! :) Reply

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