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Mr. Martin's Soul Portrait
Mr. Martin's Soul Portrait
This portrait portrays Mr. Martin and his soul. It is my interpretation of his soul that i got from an interview that I did with him where he expressed that he pictured his soul being hard at the center and getting softer as it goes out. He also said he thought it was near his heart and that a cherry blossom tree represented it.
12 in by 9 in
Back of Mr. Martin's Soul Portrait
Back of Mr. Martin's Soul Portrait
Mixed medium
Materials:
acrylic paint on canvas, acrylic markers, rock from sidewalk, and thread.
My Soul
My Soul
This is how I visualize my soul
mixed media:
canvas, construction paper, and acrylic paint.
17in by 11in
Maestra Timm's Soul
Maestra Timm's Soul
Back of Maestra Timm's Soul
Back of Maestra Timm's Soul
I created this piece as an artistic interpretation of my Spanish teacher's soul. I painted this jellyfish after a discussion/ interview I had with her. It is a jellyfish in space because she believes that souls are separate from the body and the brain and that they aren't tangible. She said that jellyfish came to mind when she thought of her soul which fits because they don't have brains and are very colorful. I also added the second jellyfish to represent the piece of her husband's soul that is hers since she believes in soulmates.
acrylic on canvas
12 in by 9 in
Materials:
clay, rust wash, and glaze.
tulle, cut out plastic, glass bowl, flashlight, and acrylic paint.
Mr. Martin's Soul Sculpture
Mr. Martin's Soul Sculpture
This sculpture was inspired by the interview I did with my Teacher Mr. Martin. He said that cherry blossoms represented his soul and that his soul was hard in the center, like a rock, and got softer as it went out. I tried to represent this as best as I could in this piece.
Anxiety Pants
Anxiety Pants
This is about social anxiety and how it is largely an irrational fear. You put these eyes on you that aren't actually looking at you. This makes your self image distorted the more eyes you add.
Acrylic on denim
Self Separate From Others
Self Separate From Others
This piece is a metaphor for how you can never fully separate yourself from the influence of others. This is shown through how you cannot fully separate nature from the impact of humans.
1st layer: Watercolor paint and pencil on canvas.
2nd layer: sharpie and acrylic paint on plastic sealed with mod podge.
12in by 9in
My View of Self Over the Years
My View of Self Over the Years
This piece is about how my view of myself has changed over the years.
collage of old art
2ft by 2ft
Euphoria of Self
Euphoria of Self
This piece is about a time when I looked in the mirror and fell in love with myself.
watercolor paint and paper, acrylic paint, card stock, and pens
7in by 7in
The Words That Make Us
The Words That Make Us
This piece is about how who we are is a sort of collection of the many things we have absorbed from others. I represented this with words and phrases.
markers
12.5 in by 9 in
Swingset of Life
Swingset of Life
This is about how you change over your lifetime so much yet you're the same person still. Elements of who you are change while others stay.
watercolor and acrylic markers.
15.75 in by 17.75 in
Melting Into Oneself
Melting Into Oneself
This is about how it feels to finally relax in my bed after a long day of masking and pretending. I feel as if I become one with my surroundings and we become something greater and more true. This greater thing feels like me.
watercolor and details with sharpie and acrylic paint.
15.5 in by 12 in
13 Years and 13 Days Broke me
13 Years and 13 Days Broke me
This piece is about how my sense of self stopped and got stuck in time when my dad passed away
mixed media:
acrylic paint, chain, dried flowers, and superglue on old clock.
12in by 12in
separate me
separate me
This sculpture represents how I feel that I am made up of multiple parts working together and that there is a separation of these parts: the body, brain, and soul. It was partially inspired by something I said to my mother when I was young.
sculpture:
oven baked clay, armature wire, tinfoil, acrylic paint, yarn, and mod podge.
body: 3in by 3.5in by 3.5in
soul: 2in by 2in by 5in
A Piece of Me
A Piece of Me
This piece represents the woods behind my house and how i feel most myself when in it and how I want to just keep that part of myself with me all the time.
sculpture:
clay terrarium and gathered materials from woods
7.5in by 7.5in
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