Author: Cutsforth Artistry
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Could it be a winner? | Under The Art | Me, My, World
Beginning 2024, the artist reflects on daring to act on long-contemplated decisions by focusing on personal creativity over commissions. They detail the nuances of creating “Morning in a Nutshell,” a still life incorporating elements like a patterned coffee cup and eclectic details. Despite progress, they face unexpected requirements for an art competition entry, such as…
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Drawing what I see | Under The Art | Me, My, World
Setting up a still life. To add depth and visual interest to my latest still life, “Save Your Sweet,” I incorporated a variety of textures, sizes, and materials Metal, glass, and plastic were used to create a unique visual experience as each material reflects light differently. The plastic and glass materials also added extra depth…
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Getting Past Creative Obstacles | Under The Art | Commissioned Artwork
Working on commission can be difficult for me personally. The added pressure of someone waiting for results takes away the joy of the work for me sometimes.
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Mushy Mouse | Under The Art | Portfolio Artwork
The artist shares their process of creating “Mouse on Mushroom” using charcoal and graphite to achieve diverse textures and depth. Drawing inspiration from Lincolnshire’s landscape, the artist layers materials for a 3D effect and enjoys the finished piece as a favorite. The artwork, which combines the drama of charcoal with the precision of graphite, is…
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Spa Hill Conker Tree | Under The Art | Portfolio Artwork
The Soul of Kirton in Lindsey Unleashing the Spirit of Kirton in Lindsey with Charcoal and Graphite Artwork! Spa Hill Conker Tree: Although I’ve moved throughout England, I felt compelled to return to my hometown of Kirton a few years ago. Sometimes, our roots call us back home no matter how far we wander. Kirton…
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Lady Bug Leaf | Under The Art | Portfolio Artwork
The Ladybird aka The Ladybug. Hiding away Drawing Lady Bug Leaf While COVID-19 Spreads Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The Guardian reported a death toll of 50,032 in June 2020. During this time, I turned to my art for solace and found a new appreciation for working with charcoal and graphite. Charcoal’s tonal range is unparalleled,…
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The George | Under The Art | Commissioned Artwork
The George | Under The Art | Commissioned Artwork. The paper size used for the project is A3, started the project on March 8th 2022 taking approximately 60 hours to complete.
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Nutts | Under That Art | Portfolio Artwork
This artwork not only presents an adorable and delightful depiction of a squirrel but also highlights the significant power of art to bring happiness and motivation during challenging times. By using charcoal and graphite, the illustration gains depth and intricate textures, giving the squirrel a lifelike quality on the canvas.