Quirks Exhibit is about our interpretation of certain artworks some special children had created. I was inspired to make watercolor portraits to depict my feelings about those kids we have taught.
This was my first time to use watercolor to make a major artwork. Especially in an exhibit. I did that so that I would also feel out of place and out of my world, and tried to cope and learn what I should suppose to do in a short time. Supposedly, I kinda learned how some special children feel in the world of ours. It's scary and I feel out of my league, expecially making a big watercolor portrait sincce I've only started practicing about 2 weeks ago or so.
I was really surprised and thankful of the outcome. Somehow, it finished beautifully. And I fully appreciated the fact that those children try to cope and make use of what they have to understand and learn this alien surroundings we call earth.
This was my first time to use watercolor to make a major artwork. Especially in an exhibit. I did that so that I would also feel out of place and out of my world, and tried to cope and learn what I should suppose to do in a short time. Supposedly, I kinda learned how some special children feel in the world of ours. It's scary and I feel out of my league, expecially making a big watercolor portrait sincce I've only started practicing about 2 weeks ago or so.
I was really surprised and thankful of the outcome. Somehow, it finished beautifully. And I fully appreciated the fact that those children try to cope and make use of what they have to understand and learn this alien surroundings we call earth.
"Mischievous"
15 x 20 inches
Watercolor | Traditional
15 x 20 inches
Watercolor | Traditional
"Fledging"
15 x 20 inches
Watercolor | Traditional
15 x 20 inches
Watercolor | Traditional
"Changeling"
15 x 20 inches
Watercolor | Traditional
15 x 20 inches
Watercolor | Traditional
