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Rebecca
Rebecca
Rebecca Bolan
Rebecca Bolan
The Descent of Hamantha Acrylic on Canvas
The Descent of Hamantha Acrylic on Canvas
3 panels of 91.5cm x 61 cm
3 panels of 91.5cm x 61 cm
This series represents a series of dreams that I had, where there was a rat named Hamantha who would answer any one question that I had. This dream kept recurring for 2 years in many different forms, until one day, when at the end of my dream, I kicked this rat down the stairs. I woke up immediately feeling the most fear I have felt in my whole life, and I haven’t dreamed since. This was the inspiration for the original piece Hamantha (2019). This series takes on the final part of this story, where I kicked Hamantha down the stairs, and shows The Descent of Hamantha. I wanted this piece to show movement, and contrast of colors through the swirl of colors connecting the piece. The piece also shows movement through the presentation of the piece in its descent.
This series represents a series of dreams that I had, where there was a rat named Hamantha who would answer any one question that I had. This dream kept recurring for 2 years in many different forms, until one day, when at the end of my dream, I kicked this rat down the stairs. I woke up immediately feeling the most fear I have felt in my whole life, and I haven’t dreamed since. This was the inspiration for the original piece Hamantha (2019). This series takes on the final part of this story, where I kicked Hamantha down the stairs, and shows The Descent of Hamantha. I wanted this piece to show movement, and contrast of colors through the swirl of colors connecting the piece. The piece also shows movement through the presentation of the piece in its descent.
Surf Surf Crazy
Surf Surf Crazy
Acrylic on Canvas
Acrylic on Canvas
20cm x 60.5cm
20cm x 60.5cm
This piece is inspired by the Disney Channel Original Movie Teen Beach Movie, which me and my friends would listen to the music from all summer. My goals for this piece were to use color in a contrasting way, and to show rhythm through flow of the piece.
This piece is inspired by the Disney Channel Original Movie Teen Beach Movie, which me and my friends would listen to the music from all summer. My goals for this piece were to use color in a contrasting way, and to show rhythm through flow of the piece.
Teen Beach Movie. Directed by Jeffrey Hornaday, 2013.
Teen Beach Movie. Directed by Jeffrey Hornaday, 2013.
Quarantine Canyon
Quarantine Canyon
Acrylic on Canvas
Acrylic on Canvas
51 cm x 101 cm
51 cm x 101 cm
This piece is an acrylic representation of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, based off a photo I took myself. My goals for this piece were to show space using layering, and to use a limited color palette of only fluorescent colors.
This piece is an acrylic representation of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, based off a photo I took myself. My goals for this piece were to show space using layering, and to use a limited color palette of only fluorescent colors.
Self Portrait
Self Portrait
Acrylic on Canvas
Acrylic on Canvas
40 cm x 51 cm
40 cm x 51 cm
This piece was designed as a challenge for myself in material usage. I used only scraps of paint that I had saved from previous works, representing how my palette is a reflection of myself.
This piece was designed as a challenge for myself in material usage. I used only scraps of paint that I had saved from previous works, representing how my palette is a reflection of myself.
Isabel
Isabel
Ace In Space
Ace In Space
Colored Pencil and black paint on paper
22cmx30cm
Marian
Marian
Untitled
Untitled
Hailey Faulhaber
Eye of the Toad, 9/19/20
False Wolf, 10/1/20
Something's Not Right Here, 11/23/20
Lane
Lane
Time Travel
Time Travel
Jacy Landi
Jacy Landi
Ecuatoriana Americana
Ecuatoriana Americana
Medium: Acrylic on board & acetate
Dimensions: 24 in x 18 in
Like many children of immigrants, I felt like I was a part of two distinct worlds that felt galaxies away. My Ecuadorian and American identity used to battle head on, but now they no longer butt heads. Instead they reach out to one another and coexist. In this painting, I wanted to show the bridge of friendship and understanding which both of my cultural identities have come to. The eagle and andean condor, the national bird of the US and Ecuador respectively, closely stay behind me and reach out towards one another.
Liam O'Neil
Liam O'Neil
- Self Portrait 18 x 18
- Mississippi 9.5 x 4
- Copy 11 x 14
- Manager's File?
Kieran Padgett
Kieran Padgett
Erin
Erin
Kieran 28x22cm
Kieran 28x22cm
Incubus Colorized 50x30cm
Grace Ulferts
Grace Ulferts
1st - colorful city skyline. Dim - 27.94 cm x 21.59 cm
2nd - nature : warm and cool. Dim - 26.67 cm x 20.32 cm
3rd - traditional, intricate, and abstract. Dim - 41.91 cm x 13.72 cm
With these pieces, I wanted to take a risk, include mixed media, and incorporate intricate detail and color. The overall meaning for these three was to incorporate individuality in art, and that uniqueness makes the pieces beautiful in their own way.
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