This started as a mono-print done by smoothing artist colors and finger painting around on a sheet of glass and then printing that, by rubbing down, onto it with a slightly damp sheet of acid-free art paper. The resulting mono-print was then drawn on for an extended period of time to the finished result presented to you here. It features some faces and hidden elements, but is largely abstract. It is detailed with ink and although the detailing is lightly added it shows well when seen close-up. It is a hand made original circa 1984-2002 on Arches French Watercolor heavy-weight paper. When my young son saw it he laughed and said it looked like "barf" and that is where the name comes from. Of course, matting and framing is the buyers responsibility and acid-free mat or materials are highly suggested.