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sketchbook 4 "Mask"
November 2, 2009
this was primarily based off of rorschach ink blot tests and i drew into the watercolor and inks on the paper to what i saw. i want to help the viewer see what i see. not what he/she sees.
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This art has 4 comments.
Hayley said...
on Oct. 15 2010 at 11:12 pm
wow really cut:)Great job you should teach me:))
AlexandraVasari PLATINUM said...
on Apr. 15 2010 at 3:17 pm
This is also really neat I love how you drew in what you saw. All the colors and jagged lines really grab my interest.Another great job!
tennisislovee34 GOLD said...
on Nov. 18 2009 at 5:26 pm
this one is my favoriteee :D
it kinda looks like a dragon
it kinda looks like a dragon
onlyiz said...
on Nov. 11 2009 at 10:11 pm
the way those bright happy colors line up so unanimously is trippin' my brain because they don't make a sugar-high smile. and i don't know how that makes me feel.
what you drew in though, that makes perfect sense, and i applaud you on the artistry and care you took to make the face come together. the trailing lines leaves a lasting impression.
i love this piece. and i doubt i see what you saw, but you created a strong experiance and to me that's one of the points of art.
what you drew in though, that makes perfect sense, and i applaud you on the artistry and care you took to make the face come together. the trailing lines leaves a lasting impression.
i love this piece. and i doubt i see what you saw, but you created a strong experiance and to me that's one of the points of art.
