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...about how much eyeliner I wear. I can hear my grandfather saying, "Ya got too much of that black eye stuff schmeered on!"
i worry
if i was not there what would have become of my owner
should he be crippled for life??or could he survive without me??
This is from a selection of my quick-fire drawings where I try and draw too fast to fully realise what I'm actually drawing. Some of them work and some of them obviously don't - but either way it's a fun and enlightening (maybe not in the spiritual sense) experience.
To see a wide selection of my usual artwork please feel free to check out my other account - www.flickr.com/photos/waynechisnall or to see what new projects and exhibitions I'm involved with please check out my blog - www.waynechisnall.blogspot.com
A2 print of digital image.
This mixed-media piece began as a black and white photograph I took of my younger sister whilst asleep with a handful of worry dolls. I expanded from this narrative theme in a series of media, but in this piece the original photograph was overlayed with acrylic paint and then dititally processed, adding over the image a hand-written and intimate stream-of-consciousness monologue of teenage anxieties. This conjecture into the reasons behind the worry dolls turned the picture into a story, and using photoshop I pulled out individual letters to create a graphic slogan; echoing the reassurance of the worry dolls.