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I find inspirational stories of other artist as I follow a personal journey as a writing illustrator. I typically highlight artist who use their illustration work as a way to give social commentary or tackle injustice. Art.Love.Peace. DG
1. Pop Portraits... I See You


Painted what I call a "Pop Portrait" of my buddy Musoke Mwamaba Akil Lewis on 12x12 canvas acrylic. It gave me a chance to practice some basic drawing techniques and some figure drawing as well. I was tempted to let the illustrator in me come out by caricaturing him but I had to discipline myself and stick with doing a traditional portrait. I enjoyed it very much and if anyone would like a pop portrait done of of yourself or someone else inbox me. I'm doing commissions :) 

I have plans to paint the faces of my immediate family members and then as part of a larger series that explores my journey in life, I want to paint the faces of people I have met along the way. Maybe title the series as "I See You."

Also turned in four pieces for the upcoming art show on Friday in my hometown at the only active gallery in Chester: http://artavestates.com/home.html  Looking forward to the opening reception. The city is in a slow process of gentrification but it is changing none the less. We need more visual artist in this town. I'm not sure how long I will be sticking around in the city but hopefully some real good changes take place that includes a growing art community before I go.

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