A collection of my workMy goal with my art is to create the most authentic image of myself and my experiences, but my view on what makes art good is constantly changing. I want to try as many different ways of making art as possible, whether they are large ambitious pieces or quick expressive studies, each piece teaches me something new that I can take to the next one. No piece I could ever create would be perfect as the perfection I chase I can never create. I feel as though I am held back by my lack of knowledge which is why I have dreamed of studying art, as the more I learn, the more my creativity can be freed.
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These pages show the idea development for my piece ‘Full moon’
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Full moon - Acrylic, Felt and beads on canvas 110cm x 75cm
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Self portrait in a field - Oils on mixed media paper
This was my first oil painting, my focus whilst painting it were the shadows and the colours I used within the shadows
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This is a series of experimental ink paintings I did on A2 paper, observing myself in a mirror
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This is a block of plaster of Paris that I drew on with ink, dip pen and watercolours. I also used a pallet knife to scratch into the surface. This is a self portrait that I drew from a mirror
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Here are some developmental pages from my sketchbook that show how I use reference photos and develop ideas from them
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This is an acrylic observational painting of Bath Abby
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This is an illustration style portrait I painted with acrylic of board
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Isolation - Acrylic on board 84.1cm x 118.8cm
This self portrait is in response to Cristina Troufa’s work. Leaving gaps for the green to show through was easier for me as I only had to paint the highlights and shadows.
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Smiles - Oils on canvas 84cm x 118.8cm
Here, I wanted to try painting more expressive portraits
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