The following pictures are actually Paintings by Daniel Jackson.

String Quartet

Kumquats

Ants

Basil
Artist: Daniel Jackson
Significance: I just love it when an artist's work speaks for itself. His paintings are so detailed and so natural, that you really wouldn't be able to tell whether its a photograph or portrait--and that's true skill.
"Illusionism is a primary focus of my paintings. I believe it to be one of the most basic and satisfying reasons for my life-long love of art. The transformation of raw materials into a painting capable of fooling the senses, if only for a moment, thrilled me as a child, and still drives and informs my art to this day." ---Daniel Jackson
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