Call me Jackie

What caught my eye for this piece is not just the thick curved line, but the shapes the line created. At fist glance it looks like a mess, chaotic, but I think its actually organized. The layers of paint and designs indicate a level of organization and shows his thought process to a point.

The common fate here in each picture, is the framed painting that is completely red. Ots not dull because they're not just three red paintings completely shown centered in each picture, but only a section of them. At first glance i thought it was a continuation of one giant framed painting bit its not, its three completely different paintings. I noticed by the detail of the frames, they each have a different design.

For these three pieces I was inspired by the nature that surrounds me, my mothers garden, the animals that live freely, and the water that gives life. The hands are what I wanted to stand out more so in a colorful world I made the hands grey for the focal point. For the "Plant" piece, I placed two hands creating the flower. The hands are meant to represent God, who is the creator of things, making the flower and plants by his own hands. For the "Water" piece, the waterfall is to represent the neverending flow of water. The hands hold a little puddle of water, representing the life that God holds. The last piece "Creatures", I placed the hand reaching down holding an apple. The apple represents the fruit/food God provides for his creatures or animals that he created.

I interpreted the quote as God giving someones heart which has been hurt, broken and damaged a new, full of life heart or spirit. In this piece the bottom of the tree trunk represents hollowness. The hand is reaching out of the "hollowness or hurt" towards the fire. The fire is meant for represent the fire of God or his Spirit. The drop of blood is the "flesh" or new spirit being given to to anyone who reaches out for it.

Caged v. Freedom

Mourning

"Directions" by: Jacqueline Campos