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metals project tag

Thank you in advance if you check these out!

HEY

if anyone is interested in getting a commission in this style, i am in need of some money!! https://ko-fi.com/cyanoweasel it is only $20 but only right now!

i would also appreciate if anyone could share this!

if i sold these or something like this on etsy or something would anyone want to buy them? maybe like $5-$10?

they are pvc foam with acrylic paint. more lightweight and delicate than they look, I'd have to pack them carefully.

sorry i took a bit to answer!

7. A medium of art you don't work in but appreciate

i answered this on the other one but i realized i gave a really broad category so i want to shout out glasswork and ceramics as stuff i love looking at but wouldn't do myself! i also like stuff like weavings and embroidery and carpet-making, i have tried a little for fun but it's not my area of expertise.

14. Any favorite motifs

i really like complimentary pairs like day/night, winter/summer, fire/water, etc. sometimes i will represent this with twin snakes or a double-ouroboros. i think any concept has to be in balance with its opposite concept and i can get obsessive about it. i also use the idea of the phoenix a lot to represent my mental/emotional state and i have different colors associated with it, especially red and blue. i like that red is associated with fire/warm/summer/night (or sun)/earth and blue is water/cool/winter/day (or moon)/sky, but also in fire itself blue is way hotter than red. they could both be comfortable or dangerous colors in different ways. in my head the red and blue phoenixes are like characters in a heated philosophical debate.

19. Favorite inanimate objects to draw (food, nature, etc.)

my janky little furnitures..

( o_o)/ hi ( ^_^)/ helloo

7. A medium of art you don't work in but appreciate

- sculpture! or mostly as it relates to furniture and architecture. my dad has a background in sculpture and introduced me to artists like constantin brancusi. i like stuff with really pronounced shapes like brutalism or de stijl. my biggest barrier to doing sculpture stuff myself though is i have a bad sensory aversion to chalky textures like dry plaster and dry or fired clay. my wrists are also kind of weak for wood carving which my dad is into. ive played with plasticine clay though and also did these little pvc foam carvings a while ago.

29. Media you love, but doesn't inspire you artistically

- this was a really difficult question because idk if i like anything that doesnt inspire me at least in a roundabout way, like if i like it it will inspire me and if i am inspired by it i will like it? but the best i could come up with is food? is food a media? like sandwiches?

30. What piece of yours do you think is underrated