The final outcome of my Year 12 Freedom of Expression project. Inspired by the work of Alex Contreras, I wanted to create a piece that could communicate how sometimes what we express on the outside may not match how we feel really on the inside.
The reference for this piece was a photo of my friend, which I had edited on PicsArt.
From the edit, I managed to produce an acrylic portrait (with some details over the top in watercolour pencil) of her split into two with a white string connecting her two “outer parts”. Her outer expression is rather difficult to depict - despite the words on her face reading “HAPPY”.
Coming out of her head is her “inner part”, which was inspired by a photo I had taken of the sun setting giving a more calm tone to the piece in watercolour for the background. The details of the trees were done in black fine liner and permanent marker.
I really enjoyed creating this piece as I could use a range of media as well as experiment with creating different effects/ texture with the use of acrylic painting techniques and colour.
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A digital portrait of my mum I drew for her birthday. The reference was from one of her wedding photos and the piece was created on the app Autodesk Sketchbook with a Wacom Bamboo tablet and stylus that I plug into my laptop.
The interesting parts of this piece is that certain parts of the original photo are edited within my drawing. For example: the bouquet of flowers is from the actual image but duplicated, blended with a “lens blur” brush and I used a “vegetation” brush to add more vibrantly coloured petals in blue and some extra foliage.
Painting this piece was so fun to experiment with all of the digital brushes and effects and well as playing with colour and lighting!