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An interesting process
This work went in a totally different direction. I never used this paper before and it was somehow very hard to work with, I don't know the exact reason though. I feel like it sucked the pencil into it and it thus constantly eroded the contrast. Anyway, I didn't like this obvious concept of the left male part and the right female part and I generally prefer portrait format, so I flipped the drawing and continued this way. I think it tells a more interesting story this way and is more open to the viewer which I always like the best.
"Goodbye"
Pen, pencil, blood, red wine on paper
35 x 50 cm / 13,78 x 19,69 inch
July 2018
Original available for 300 €
The process:
Which Rose wants to be plucked with fingers sharp as knives.
Your thorns make me blind.
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Bravo! Fantastic piece of art!
I gape in awe as great magnificence emerges from the abyss. Love how you deconstruct and reassemble flesh and emotion. Reminds me of my desire to keep improving myself.
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So deep, sad and real! The minimal usage of colors that are just ther to reap your soul and change it from the inside!
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awesome
Hi there, thanks for your thought about my work.
Thanks as always for your comment, Artzone.
Yes, Dania, art and life is a constant process of deconstructing and reassemble and improving through it. The route is the goal.
Hi there, thanks for passing by and saying hi. I will take a look at your page.
Hi Vee, thanks for your opinion. I mostly prefer to use colors very targeted to highlight certain areas. Color can be a distractor if overused.
Thanks again for this, that's a big help!!
Hello, thank you also for your comment here, Marviaara.
It is noticeable in those artwork! And I really can feel those colors! Great! Thank you also for this tip :)
Interesting your approach...and as you seem to accept randomness everything is possible!
Such a deep concept, amazingly crafted in the form painting
Hello Werner, thanks for your thoughts. I always accept randomness, it's the key of my work.
Hi Bluemist, thanks also for your words here!