• La realizacion del boceto fue el arranque de este trabajo ilustrado, que es parte del rostro de un cíclope con cuerpo femenino, pero hasta ahora sin piernas, tiene como especie de cola en sus extremidades inferiores, que al comenzar a darle colorido fui haciéndole un cielo de fondo con matices de diferentes azules rosado y violeta, que itran embelleciendo la obra, además con colores sepias, naranja y ocre fui dando color al suelo del ambiente como parte de la ilustración.

• Colores entre azules y turquesa fui haciendo una base donde flota el personaje de la ilustración, luego con un lápiz de color naranja, con un color rojiso fui haciendo círculos para detallar un cuerpo cubierto de escamas.

• Avanzo dando color a parte del cuerpo del personaje entre naranjas, azules y hasta verde, para crear tonalidades interesantes, además ya le estoy dando color al rostro con verdes naranjas y amarillo.

• Colores fui festivos, alegres y variados siguen dando vida ilustrada al personaje, cíclope con cuerpo de sirena y manos con tres tentáculos por dedo, su rostro aun sereno pero observando todo a su alrededor, y un sombrero extraño con un ojo mas mirando todo, en la ilustración, me encanta esta ilustración y los detalles realizados con la intención de lograr esos matices en las escamas, expresados en el soporte con puntos, líneas curvas y color en todo el cuerpo, como huella de mi imaginación.

• Ocurrió un cambio en la ilustración interesante, ya que lo que parecía ser arena se convirtió en rocas, como lo muestran las imágenes durante el proceso.

• El extraño mundo de la creatividad muestra un cíclope femenino con cuerpo de sirena, que recuerda el titulo que lleva la ilustración.

HELLO!, HELLO! and HELLO!

Good morning, friends of Hive! This is Angélica García, hoping that the magic of color will capture you in this new artistic publication, as part of the creative madness that my knowledge wants to show, which I hope will be to your liking.

ENJOY IT.

Work identification sheet.

Title: Between creativity, color, and the psychedelic in a mermaid's body.

Author: Angélica García.

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

Note: The sequence of photographs and images in this illustration were taken with a digital camera. Canon, PowerShot A480. Some details that were necessary to achieve what I wanted to present were done with Adobe Photoshop. The slides were also converted to JPG format using PowerPoint.

Creativity, color, and psychedelicism in a mermaid's body.

Friends of hive, crazy believers in the world of dreams illustrated in color, when creativity struck me, I thought about making a Cyclops, but as I progressed, the work transformed as follows.

• The creation of the sketch was the start of this illustrated work, which is part of The face of a cyclops with a female body, but so far without legs. It has a kind of tail on its lower limbs. As I began to color it, I added a sky background with shades of pink and violet, which further beautified the work. I also used sepia, orange, and ochre colors to color the floor of the room as part of the illustration.

• Using colors ranging from blue to turquoise, I created a base where the character in the illustration floats. Then, with an orange pencil, I made circles with a reddish color to detail a body covered in scales.

• I'm moving forward by coloring parts of the character's body in oranges, blues, and even green, to create interesting shades. I'm also already coloring the face with greens, oranges, and yellows.

• Festive, cheerful, and varied colors continue to bring the character to life in the illustrated version: a cyclops with a mermaid's body and hands with three tentacles per finger, his face still serene but observing everything around him, and a strange hat with one more eye watching everything. In the illustration, I love this illustration and the details created with the intention of achieving those nuances in the scales, expressed in the support with dots, curved lines, and color throughout the body, as a trace of my imagination.

• An interesting change occurred in the illustration, as what appeared to be sand turned into rocks, as the images show during the process.

• The strange world of creativity shows a female cyclops with a mermaid's body, reminiscent of the illustration's title.

Between creativity, color, and the psychedelic in a mermaid's body.

Well, friends, an artist's creativity has no limits. For that reason, the history of the male beings of Greek mythology merged to give rise to this beautiful illustration, as part of the madness of artistic creativity, of creating visual pleasure...

I hope you enjoyed this crazy illustration, as part of the out-of-this-world beings...

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Sincerely:

Angélica García.