My First Color Challenge on Steemit
My First Color Challenge on Steemit :)
So I decided to partake in the Color Challenge fun!
The following is an original work collaboration between myself and artist Anthony (Seper) Torcasio:
Photo credit: Anthony (Seper) Torcasio: Guabancej, the Taino believe that She is the embodiment of storm fury, yet in a cleansing way, to make room for renewal
We were asked to paint the entrance gate to a music venue called the Filmore in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Oh what fun it was!
Seper and I worked collaboratively on paintings with much success before, so we jumped at the opportunity to work on another collaboration project.
Photo credit: Anthony (Seper) Torcasio. Seper sitting in front some of our pieces
Photo credit: Anthony (Seper) Torcasio. Me ready to paint at the Art Dungeon during our previous collaboration
Photo credit: Anthony (Seper) Torcasio. First layer of lines placed down
There were some challenges. For one, since we were outdoors, we were at the mercy of the weather and it stopped us from painting on rainy days. Another hurdle was having to work evenings because of our families and job obligations.
But we managed to pull through!
Photo credit: Anthony (Seper) Torcasio. Me, night painting
Photo credit: IG visualpoetry__ ( Instagram). Seper laying some of his lines
It was yet another great experience, sharing our visual musings for the whole community to see and us meeting some awesome people who happened to walk by!
I cannot wait for our next project!
Please feel free to visit Seper's IG seper215. ( Instagram)
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https://steemit.com/art/@nichi/my-painting-revelation
https://steemit.com/art/@nichi/my-painting-decolonize-boriken-to-standing-rock-part-1
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