17" x 14", ink and acrylic on paper, 2006
The dark blacks are straight from the ink pot and the greys are washes of ink mixed with water that I keep in old plastic film canisters.
I originally left this without a background, but decided a bright red (acrylic) would set off the portrait dramatically and represent communist-run Yugoslavia (of which Macedonia was part during the second half of the 20th Century).
The dark blacks are straight from the ink pot and the greys are washes of ink mixed with water that I keep in old plastic film canisters.
I originally left this without a background, but decided a bright red (acrylic) would set off the portrait dramatically and represent communist-run Yugoslavia (of which Macedonia was part during the second half of the 20th Century).
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