holding hands 3

holding hands III

pencil and collage on paper

4 x 6 inches

holding hands 2

Holding hands II

conte crayon, pencil, and collage on paper

4 x 6 inches

holding hands 1

holding hands I

chalk, pencil, and collage on paper

6 x 4 inches

Along with eyes, hands are also very expressive. You can tell a lot about a person by looking at their hands. Here, I am not concentrating on one person's hands to show their personality, but on two people's hands to show the relationship they share. 

paddle

light house

oil on wood

fig tree

Fig Tree

pastels and acrylic on canvas board

4 x 6 inches

willow

Willow

acrylic and marker on canvas board

4 x 6 inches

This series of images are a lot smaller in size then I had previously worked. Here, I veer away from my previous complex, collage like style, and begin to experiment with a more illustrative technique. For both these reasons, this is a quicker way for me to express myself and is perhaps, more appealing both to create and to view.

blue tree

blue tree

acrylic and ink on canvas board

4 x 6 inches

yellow tree

yellow tree

acrylic and ink on canvas board

8.5 x 11 inches

pink flowers

We= The Earth @ The Artistz Lounge

DATE: OCTOBER 18TH (SAT) - OCTOBER 25TH (SAT)OPENING RECEPTION: OCTOBER 18TH (SAT) 3-7pmTITLE: 'We = the Earth'Come down and see a few new pieces that I have entered for this show!Artistz Lounge196 n.Belle Mead RoadEast Setauket, NYToday, we hear the phrase 'save the planet' often.I believe the Earth is not something that is separate from us that we save. Instead, we as human race and our surrounding nature of this planet are one in the same. The planet is in danger means 'we' are in danger.We affect the environment as the environment directly affect our lives. It is a symbiotic relationship we have with this planet.Saving this planet's future = not only saving our own future but also the future of coming generations.'We = the Earth'

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