By All Means Necessary
I looked at these 3 artists work:
Gail Dahlgren- “Let Me Show You How to Do It”
Jesse Lindhorst- shoes
Nathan Strauss- “Earisu no te-ma”
What I have noticed about:
“Let Me Show You How to Do It”
- Acrylic
Smaller panels/more intimate- Almost complementary colors with the green and purple
Smooth for the most part- Dramatic lighting on the electrical cord
- Wrapped cord representing her father
- Poorly wrapped cord representing herself
- Extreme high lighting on the cords
- Uses reflective colors as well
- Streaked backgrounds
- Very realistic
- Deep shadows
Shoes
- Colorful
- Clean white shoes
- Extremely detailed
- Precise
- Legible
- Graffiti style
- VANS shoes
- Left shoe
- Paint the (in blue) on the back left shoe
- Blue bear painting with pallet and brush
- Orange organic forms on the bottom
- Red/orange organic shapes on the side
- Organic shape turns into a character with smiley tongue face
- Delicious written in blue bubble letters
- Right shoe
- World (pink) on the back
- Organic shapes in green on the side
- Orange colored bear on running with a paint can, splashing blue paint
- Green organic forms on the bottom
- Woot written in orange bubble letters
“Earisu no te-ma”
- Narrow
- Layering
- On silk
- Numerous music sheets layered
- Blues and reds covered with black
- Intense mark making
- Foreign language
- Mass amounts of colors in the top right and bottom left corners
- Thick looking
- Linear qualities with the lines protruding from the large dark masses
- Spots of colors coming through the music sheets
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