I have often wondered what my style and preference is. But all I did was wonder, I just didn't know what tools to use to discover it. This brilliant class gave me the tools to examine my style and I had loads of fun because i focused only on what I like. I often forget myself while thinking what others might think so this was such a great self exploration.

Colors

So when I was scrolling through pinterest I found myself liking strong contrast, bold colours and neon bright colours.

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Shape

I love natural shape that appears to be laid on the paper in quick brushstrokes. The irregularity of shape often appears as movement to me and I find that very appealing. White space, as highlights or to break up the shapes are also eye candy to me :)

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Texture

I think out of all the elements and principals, I'm most drawn to texture. I really love looking at textures in art, they give me a warm feeling in my belly ;D Watercolour bleeds are my favourite texture, the way different colours interact and just go where they want to go is pure beauty to me. I also find it appealing because if the bleeding is good the texture looks so effortless and loose.

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Thank you Dylan for a great class, I learned so much and most important of all, I had fun ;)

Jana Birta

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