Cardboard Study
Cardboard Study – Acrylic on cardboard, june 2022 This piece captures a portrait of my youngest child, painted on reclaimed cardboard. We tore away the top layer to selectively reveal the ridges and play with those textures.
Cardboard Study – Acrylic on cardboard, june 2022 This piece captures a portrait of my youngest child, painted on reclaimed cardboard. We tore away the top layer to selectively reveal the ridges and play with those textures.
Contrast Study – Acrylic, june 2022 This piece reimagines the traditional ‘house, tree, animal’ assignment by focusing heavily on color theory. By placing opposing hues from the color wheel directly next to each other, it creates a powerful contrast.
Shell creature – Acrylic on cardboard, april 2023 This painting developed from an earlier shell study. I used the shapes of the shell more freely until it gradually turned into a fantasy creature.
Shell study – pencil on paper, 2023 Drawn from observation during a class at the Lucas Gilde. The shells were brought to class and we focused on carefully observing shape and shadow. After spending some time drawing the shell from observation, I felt like doing something more fun, which turned into this creature.
This year, I came across the Inktober 2020 challenge on social media and decided to join. Inktober is a drawing challenge with a new prompt for each day of October. I had tried it before in 2017 but quit halfway through due to a family holiday. It always bothered me that I didn’t finish, and
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