I Theme:
I am using acrylic as well as watercolor paint to demonstrate unity and rhythm through my paintings. The main motif throughout my paintings is a twwist upon the ordinary appearance of nature into the unordinary. My art demonstrates a guttural feeling which communicates to the world my views of the world through an abstract image.
I am using acrylic as well as watercolor paint to demonstrate unity and rhythm through my paintings. The main motif throughout my paintings is a twwist upon the ordinary appearance of nature into the unordinary. My art demonstrates a guttural feeling which communicates to the world my views of the world through an abstract image.
II What:
My art work is created through the use of watercolours and acrylic paint. I use Vincent Van Gogh and Georgia O’Keefe as inspirations for my art work through Van Gogh’s brilliant use of colour, line and shape, and O’Keefe’s paintings for the ordinary taken to a recognisable and yet still somewhat abstract work of art. I tend to find that my paintings are of everyday scenes of nature with an abstract spin to them.
III How:
I create a sense of movement and depth through my paintings through the use of bold and daring lines. Whenever I paint in acrylic, my paints are never fully mixed and are also various shades of the same colour to give the false appearance of depth. Like Van Gogh, I also will very minutely outline some parts of the objects in my paintings to help give some objects form while still being seen as “revolving”. I feel that this technique creates more interest throughout all of my pieces. I also feel that the use of bold and quite apparent unblended lines helps to further drive my theme for my paintings. Bold lines equal bold ideas.
IV Why:
The main goal of my art work is not to show realism, but rather my view of the world. How everything is made up of bold and vivid colours whether this is realized or not by the viewers. I try to take scenes from nature and break them down into their most simple forms and colours. Even though everyday life is complex through appearance, in my view it really is just a bunch of singular simple layers that together create a mass complex thing. I try t capture through my work natures most simplicity.
My art work is created through the use of watercolours and acrylic paint. I use Vincent Van Gogh and Georgia O’Keefe as inspirations for my art work through Van Gogh’s brilliant use of colour, line and shape, and O’Keefe’s paintings for the ordinary taken to a recognisable and yet still somewhat abstract work of art. I tend to find that my paintings are of everyday scenes of nature with an abstract spin to them.
III How:
I create a sense of movement and depth through my paintings through the use of bold and daring lines. Whenever I paint in acrylic, my paints are never fully mixed and are also various shades of the same colour to give the false appearance of depth. Like Van Gogh, I also will very minutely outline some parts of the objects in my paintings to help give some objects form while still being seen as “revolving”. I feel that this technique creates more interest throughout all of my pieces. I also feel that the use of bold and quite apparent unblended lines helps to further drive my theme for my paintings. Bold lines equal bold ideas.
IV Why:
The main goal of my art work is not to show realism, but rather my view of the world. How everything is made up of bold and vivid colours whether this is realized or not by the viewers. I try to take scenes from nature and break them down into their most simple forms and colours. Even though everyday life is complex through appearance, in my view it really is just a bunch of singular simple layers that together create a mass complex thing. I try t capture through my work natures most simplicity.
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