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NEW SHIKAMARU AND TEMARI OFFICIAL ARTS FROM KAYOU NARUTO CARDS 🦌🪭
I love how the background connects between the cards 🥺
More of new Shikamaru and Temari cards from Kayou ⬇️
Current studio state... I have everything in piles and areas ready to be put up. currently trying to figure out what is going to go where.
Starting to piece together some pieces to see how to install them. metal is acetone transfer, piecing together of print and paylite. Potentially using print to accentuate aspects- such as the shadow cast by the paylite being out from the wall.
trying pieces in different places.
End of year install starting to come together?
I am collaging onto the walls. using the imagery and perhaps the style of my smaller earlier collages. using the same imagery or colours to link all the works together. I want them to be read as a whole rather than as individual pieces but for those individual pieces to be able to stand up on their own.
I did another etching on glass of the hydrangeas that I have in print and cut out in paylite (also drawn onto paylite)
The etching changes as to where on the wall it is. on the back wall (pictured here) the design can be seen when flat on the wall, the positioning of the lights cast a shadow of the scratches. I like the effect this shadow brings. You can't really bee the etched lines over the glass but you can see the image, and because its a shadow not a drawing it looks really interesting on the wall.
The first acetone transfer I did on the metal sheet i didn’t think would work, initially I intended to etch the design onto the metal but I quite liked how it turned out.
I did another one with the floral imagery. It turned out quite interesting and an almost ghostly image? delicate and somewhat subtle to look at.
I have the hydrangeas in a few places- printed from magazine collages and cut out in paylite, also in one of the smaller paintings. I needed something that would kind of resemble the other pink design. I kept it as a line drawing and sized for the longer pieces of sheet metal I have (about three A3 lengths) I ended up acetone transferring the image onto the metal which turned out quite well.