• Con la ayuda de un lápiz de grafito, fui trazando las lineas a mano alzada, las cuales fui remarcando para que se vieran de un tono mas, como curvas que danzaran en pareja para dar la forma que me gustara, porque una obra de arte no esta bien acabada, si uno no siente gusto y pasión por su realizacion, en el proceso de elaboración .

• Durante el proceso, remarque la silueta del boceto logrado a lapiz, con un pincel muy finito y un poco de acuarela de color azul oscuro, para de una vez ir estableciendo limites, o mejor dicho no salirme de la linea, y así poder ir dando color con las acuarelas al contorno de la ilustración, es decir, colores entre azules, verdes, y amarillo, los cuales se visualizan de la linea del horizonte hacia la parte superior, aparte de colores como, ocres, sepias, naranja y verde claro en la parte inferior, con la intensión de hacer un soporte de la pieza artística que posa encima de la misma, como lo muestran las diapositivas.

• Mientras avanzaba con la ilustración, empece a color a la pieza principal de la obra,, primero con un color grs pizarra, fui detallando cada linea, luego trabaje con los colores, marrones, sepias, rojos y hasta algo de color naranja, dejando en blanco zonas de luz, como lo muestra la imagen, pero casi al ultimo momento, se me ocurrió la fantástica idea de hacer detalles creativos en el fondo de la obra, pero respetando el colorido realizado con acuarelas al inicio de la obra.

• Los detalles incorporados, forma parte del decorado de los espacios en donde la pieza principal posa, en una superficie horizontal, como lo muestra la imagen.

• El esfuerzo completado a ful color, es titulado:

HELLO!, HELLO! and HELLO!

Good morning, friends of Hive, this is Angélica García. I hope you are all well and, above all, happy. It is a pleasure for me to bring you this new artistic publication. It is a wonderful experience to tell you how, with strokes and creativity, this new artistic work came to life.

ENJOY IT.

Work identification sheet.

Title: Colorful Creative Fantasy.

Author: Angélica García.

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

Note: The sequence of photographs and images in this illustration were taken with a Canon PowerShot A480 digital camera. Details that were necessary to achieve what I wanted to present were made with Adobe Photoshop, and the slides were converted to jpg format with PowerPoint.

Creative Fantasy.

Friends of Hive, as I told you in the presentation of my new artwork, I created this work thinking about the sculptures I like, thinking about curved lines that can be used in the volumes of a three-dimensional work of art, which I explain in a dimensional way, as follows:

• With the help of a graphite pencil, I drew the lines freehand, which I highlighted so that they could be seen clearly. A more subtle tone, like curves dancing in pairs to create the shape I desired, because a work of art is not well-finished if one doesn't feel joy and passion for its creation, in the process of its creation.

• During the process, I highlighted the silhouette of the pencil sketch with a very fine brush and a little dark blue watercolor, to establish limits, or rather, not go beyond the line, and thus be able to add color to the outline of the illustration with watercolors. Colors such as blues, greens, and yellow can be seen from the horizon line to the top, in addition to colors such as ochre, sepia, orange, and light green at the bottom, with the intention of creating a support for the artwork that rests on top, as shown in the slides.

• As I progressed with the illustration, I began to color the main piece of the work, first with a slate gray color, detailing each line, then I worked with the colors, browns, sepias, reds, and even some orange, leaving areas of light blank, as shown in the image. But almost at the last moment, I had the fantastic idea of ​​​​making creative details in the background of the work, while respecting the coloring done with watercolors at the beginning of the work.

• The details incorporated are part of the decoration of the spaces where the main piece sits, on a horizontal surface, as shown in the image.

• The completed full-color work is titled:

Creative Fantasy.

Friends, this work shows part of my professional artistic work, such as the study of pieces that can somehow brighten a space in an artistic way, whether in a two-dimensional or three-dimensional plane...

I hope you liked it the publication.

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Sincerely,

Angélica García.