Playing again with b&w against color working with charcoal and prismacolors. The portrait of the semi-autobiographical hero of a novel, I've used this style to impress both the connectedness and alienation she feels. I chose to reveal only part of the face to leave it ambiguous and give that sense of everyman... she's our hero Georgie, but she could be you or I as well. The crowd too is ambiguous to represent the multiplicity of feelings and behaviors toward one another.
15 Comments
Sara Deutsch 25 May 2007
Powerfully expresses the emotional turbulance of our times....Marilyn Servais 25 Mar 2005
impressive ! and suggestiveRob Jones 23 Mar 2005
stepping out of the crowd, great piece, the contrast is powerful, b&w faces have a nice ambigiuous feel, great colors on Georgietazda lawson 22 Mar 2005
as always a truly wonderful piecegeorgia brown 22 Mar 2005
Great composition!Helene Khoury 22 Mar 2005
Nice combinationOlivia Andersson 22 Mar 2005
Great drwaing! Very interesting.Penny Myers 22 Mar 2005
Eye catchingSarah Collison 22 Mar 2005
good work!whitney goin 22 Mar 2005
very cool... neat idea and layout!Patrick Zatloukal 22 Mar 2005
creepy but candid.thea walstra 22 Mar 2005
Different and excellent workjessica torrant 22 Mar 2005
This is great. Thanks for making an image that makes people think. Great use of color and style to contrast and divide your subjects.Terry Bullard 22 Mar 2005
very interesting and compellingGiovanni Manzo 22 Mar 2005
Very impressive .Good piece