• Esta locura visual comienza con trazos muy ligeros realizado a mano alzada, los cuales se fueron remarcando según el gusto creativo del artista, ese sentimiento que busca establecer una relación de claro y oscuro, se observan en los primeros detalles de la pieza dibujada.

• Los detalles que presenta el dibujo, son muy entre buscados entre líneas curvas que representan volúmenes ovalados por todo el contorno de la pieza, y si observas minuciosamente podrás encontrar rostros dibujados en la cerámica escultórica, como mi representación creativa de la vida en las artes visuales, además también dibuje como especie de un soporte en el que la pieza reposa de una manera estable,

• Mientras avanzaba en la elaboración del dibujo de mi jarrón, empecé a notar que el brillo del lápiz de grafito entorpecía un poco al momento de tomar las fotografías, por lo tanto tome la decisión de trabajar las partes oscuras de la obra con un rotulador de punta fina negro y las partes claras con algo de acuarela para dar color, sin que se pierda algo de las tonalidades del lápiz, incorporando colores sepia claro y tonalidades grisáceas pálidas, generando la imagen que verán a continuación.

• Pinte todo el fondo, utilizando azul claro en la parte inferior de la obra y amarillo hacia el fondo para así hacer resaltar la imagen ilustrada.

• Ahora para culminar la ilustración falta un detalle especial, porque cuando uno observa los resultados obtenidos y piensa en que no debe haber ningún espacio vacío, se encuentra incorporando la imagen de un pequeño ojo salir, de una de las bocas del jarrón, generándose de esta manera, la obra artística titulada:

HELLO!, HELLO! And HELLO!

Good morning, Hive friends! This is Angélica García. I hope you are all doing well and, above all, happy. It's a pleasure to bring you this new artwork, a creative demonstration that began as a simple drawing of a vase and was complemented with a bit of visual feeling that I hope you will enjoy.

ENJOY!
Artwork Identification Sheet.

Title: The feelings observed by a vase as it sheds a tear...

Author: Angélica García.

Technique: Graphite pencil, watercolor, white acrylic, marker, and colored pencils on cardboard.

Note: The sequence of photographs and images in this illustration The photos were taken with a Canon PowerShot A480 digital camera. Some necessary details were added using Adobe Photoshop, and the slides were converted to JPG format using PowerPoint.

The feelings observed by a vase as it sheds a tear.

Hive friends, as someone who appreciates the visual arts, I'd like to share my interest in sculptural ceramics, where creativity is an essential part of the work. These are unique and unparalleled pieces that emerge from the artist's feelings, and today I present them to you with a brief explanation of the creation process. It is displayed as follows:

• This visual madness begins with very light, freehand strokes, which were then emphasized according to the artist's creative taste. This feeling, which seeks to establish a relationship between light and dark, is observed in the first details of the drawn piece.

• The details in the drawing are very intricate, with curved lines representing oval volumes around the entire outline of the piece. If you look closely, you can find faces drawn on the sculptural ceramic, as my creative representation of life in the visual arts. I also drew a kind of support on which the piece rests stably.

• As I progressed in creating the drawing of my vase, I began I noticed that the graphite pencil's shine was a bit of a hindrance when taking the photographs, so I decided to work on the darker areas of the artwork with a fine-tipped black marker and the lighter areas with watercolor to add color, without losing any of the pencil tones. I incorporated light sepia and pale gray tones, creating the image you will see below.

• I painted the entire background, using light blue at the bottom of the artwork and yellow towards the back to make the illustrated image stand out.

• Now, to complete the illustration, one special detail is needed. When you look at the results and consider that there shouldn't be any empty space, you'll find yourself incorporating the image of a small eye emerging from one of the vase's mouths, thus creating the artwork titled:

The feelings observed by a vase as it sheds a tear.

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Friends of Hive, human creativity is infinite and, above all, unique, because from my creative perspective, the drawn vase has life; it observes and feels, like a fragile piece on the chessboard of life, as it sheds a tear.

I sincerely hope you liked my illustration, created with a lot of creativity and a deep feeling for life.

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Sincerely,

Angélica García.