Welcome!
As you click on drawings you will see a title and a description that includes the dimensions and year it was made. Most of my art does not have a formal title, they are just labeled as one thing or another on this website so they are easier to find.
Artist Statement
Pointillism is a form of shading/drawing by placing dots near each other in varying degrees of density. It's called stippling when the art piece is done in gray scale and pointillism when color is used.
Back in high school, I used to just find random photos I found on Pinterest that I wanted to draw and only added color to the background. It usually ended up being celebrities and an occasional animal or figure because I have always found myself losing motivation when I'm drawing the same thing (e.g. portraits) without any break with a different subject (e.g. animals). Additionally, I liked the challenge of trying to make a face recognizable. I realized that drawing eyes and muscles was the most satisfying technically but mentally, I have really enjoyed drawing subjects that make me laugh out loud and question what I am doing. Beyond that, I have experimented with different mediums and concepts like fracturing figures into shapes so you cannot see the full image in a compositionally intriguing way. More than anything though, the main elements that I tend to use are: geometric shapes, solid black backgrounds, red, and gold.
Lately, I have been really enjoying more dark or emotion focused concepts. While I still pull a lot of my art references from Pinterest, there has been much more intent and meaning behind the latest art pieces, namely, I made a four piece concentration centered around anxiety.