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The purpose of this page is to show a project sample of digital design.
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I drew this on an iPad, using my finger and a doodle app. At the time, I had bright red hair and wireframe glasses. It's a simple piece, but one of my favorite digital renderings.
I chose the faded black background to mimic early realism portraits. Most of those paintings either had one person faded into a dark background or an overly detailed setting in a room or landscape. The symbolist influence, incorporated naturalistic violet and green tones. Since I used only my finger and basic RGB colors, I chose to stick with black and a purple edging. I assumed these colors would print out nicely, if I ever chose to move the art onto a printed canvas.
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