By Mireya Quiroz (MAQ)
This painting was inspired by the subject itself. I also wanted to have the gaudy essence of winter to accompany the subject.
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By Maya Partha
Came at a time during quarantine of self-reflection, it reminds me to take time to feel introspective and do the things that I like doing.
By Denise Valverde
This artwork was to explore a more space theme and to see what I was capable of if I just let my hand do whatever. I really like the piece, mostly because it’s so happy and it’s of a pretty woman.
By Lin Clark
@the_annus_artist
Fantastic Mr Fox is my favorite movie and I just absolutely love it. It’s so aesthetic and comforting and this piece really just made me happy and I love the characters so much.
By Andie Thornton
This piece is a small digital edit of a picture of myself. the meaning subjective but i love the feeling it conveys, through colors and body.
By Chloe Vance
Most of my life I focused on realism and using only pencils. I never focused on color and I never let my own style develop. This year I’ve been doing a lot of art in my spare time. I’ve finally given myself space to explore color and style; it’s been really fun.
By Karen Jacquez
I created an insane amount of things during quarantine. I painted, sketched, did portraits, landscapes, etc. But near the end of quarantine I discovered a new style to draw in that came so naturally to me. This was the first piece created in this new style of mine and I fell in love with everything about it. I really wanted to experiment with the way unnatural colors can show different dimensions in a persons face.
By Sophia Laing
I made this piece to represent emotions, those being anger, pain, and grief, which are some of the worst yet most common emotions to feel. They often come, together, too, giving them the name of “worst best friends”. To me, art is a way of expressing my emotions and I can show the physical feeling, as seen in this piece, although many times it is more internal than anything.
By Chloe Vance
I painted this because I had to paint something. Quarantine makes it really easy to do nothing. If I don’t do something creative or physical for enough time it feels like my heads going to crack open. All my thoughts and passions turn against each other and I’m left feeling conflicted about nothing in particular. This painting clashes. Lines slant into curves with poorly defined boarders. There’s light with no source in a not-so-dark darkness. There’s a lot happening and yet it still feels like there is unused space.
The weather man is all out of predictions.