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Original artwork description:
When you upload a piece of art to a website (such as this) you are instantly confronted by a dilemma; is this a drawing or a painting? A decision has to be made. It's all got to do with logarithms, algorithms, digital wonderment and search engines (or something like that). Well, given that I probably held a brush in my hand slightly longer than a pencil… I'll go with 'painting'. So, in honour of the need for Ones and Zeroes, I have decided to call this piece of art 'K_3.8.27'. The real question is, can you fall in love with a number?
Materials used:
Indian Ink, Acrylic and Graphite on a Waterford Saunders 425gsm Watercolour Paper
Tags:
#painting #black and white #nude #drawing #figurative #ink #pencil #monotoneK_3.8.27 (2015)
Painting
by Mike Nicoll
13 Artist Reviews
£465
- Painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 56 x 76 x 0.2cm (unframed) / 50 x 70cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Nudes and erotic
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Original artwork description
When you upload a piece of art to a website (such as this) you are instantly confronted by a dilemma; is this a drawing or a painting? A decision has to be made. It's all got to do with logarithms, algorithms, digital wonderment and search engines (or something like that). Well, given that I probably held a brush in my hand slightly longer than a pencil… I'll go with 'painting'. So, in honour of the need for Ones and Zeroes, I have decided to call this piece of art 'K_3.8.27'. The real question is, can you fall in love with a number?
Materials used:
Indian Ink, Acrylic and Graphite on a Waterford Saunders 425gsm Watercolour Paper
Tags:
#painting #black and white #nude #drawing #figurative #ink #pencil #monotone
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Artist Reviews (13)
Mike Nicoll
United Kingdom
About
Art has always been a part of me. I vaguely remember the colouring books of my infancy in Switzerland; later, in Edinburgh, those books were substituted for my father's architectural... Read more