"Twos a Party" Ink Pastel Drawing
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“Twos a party”
Medium: Acrylic, ink, chalk pastel
Drawing Measurement: 8x8 in
Frame: 11x11 in
Substrate: Paper
© Hollowdolls. All Rights Reserved
With twos a party I wanted to experiment with neutral tones of brown and yellow hues. Within this series, compositions are created using the subconscious mind instinctually.
There isn’t an initial sketch or idea that exists before the creation process. Each mark of ink is forever embedded within the work just as our memories are engraved in the past. Artworks created on paper are created in a different manner than acrylic works. With paperwork’s the rainbow focal point is established first using pastels followed by a secondary focal point, then the background color, and ink doodles. In acrylic works, layers are built from the background to the glass bead gel in the foreground layer by layer. The multiple layers of acrylic represent the fleeting aspects of memory. With each layer, details are lost and pushed back as they are in our long-term memory. Although key details of our youth are remembered various aspects of those memories are forgotten. Places, people, and even our memory of subject matters change.
Medium: Acrylic, ink, chalk pastel
Drawing Measurement: 8x8 in
Frame: 11x11 in
Substrate: Paper
© Hollowdolls. All Rights Reserved
With twos a party I wanted to experiment with neutral tones of brown and yellow hues. Within this series, compositions are created using the subconscious mind instinctually.
There isn’t an initial sketch or idea that exists before the creation process. Each mark of ink is forever embedded within the work just as our memories are engraved in the past. Artworks created on paper are created in a different manner than acrylic works. With paperwork’s the rainbow focal point is established first using pastels followed by a secondary focal point, then the background color, and ink doodles. In acrylic works, layers are built from the background to the glass bead gel in the foreground layer by layer. The multiple layers of acrylic represent the fleeting aspects of memory. With each layer, details are lost and pushed back as they are in our long-term memory. Although key details of our youth are remembered various aspects of those memories are forgotten. Places, people, and even our memory of subject matters change.
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