Amy Nordbyさんのイラストまとめ

“Pizza night” 6x8 inch mixed media on mixed media paper. NEW 2023

Experimentation is the name of the game. Here is a recent experiment using pastels over acrylic. A strange looking pizza slice exploded on the scene. Good chance I was hungry at the time. The thought of melting… https://t.co/20SG271HcE

“Accepting our nature” 6x8 inch mixed media on mixed media paper. Dated 10-17-2020 #291 of the 365 day art challenge.
Down the rabbit hole again with the desire to hide. This #creature symbolizes the longing to #blend in. The shiny #nature makes this impossible. How often do we… https://t.co/ecO1DQ9YYb

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At least one can’t make a full #judgement until the whole puzzle is put together. I hope that there are enough pieces to give you some #understanding of what my art means. I know it has given me more #insight into why I do what I do. 3/3 (closeup photos)

I can see how one thing lead to another in a #natural #progression. This is my interpretation of all the pieces coming #together to make the #whole. Like with any #puzzle, you can’t see the bigger #picture by only looking at one piece. 2/3 (closeup photos)

The gold foil trail they leave behind is evidence of their #visitation. Created with acrylic and foil. 2/2

“The Visitation” 6x8 inch Mixed Media on mixed media paper

#70 of the 365 Day Art Challenge 2022

I took inspiration from my love for #nature. This #garden blooms in my #imagination. #Butterflies visiting each blossom. 1/2

SOLD “Burning of the prison’s safety net” 6x8 inch mixed media on mixed media paper. Dated 7-24-2019. #205 of the 365 day Art Challenge.
This piece is my interpretation of being on the inside looking out. This time, the bonds are starting to burn. 1/3

I took things from there and made it a #fun one. 3/3

SOLD “Cells within cells” 6x8 inch mixed media on mixed media paper. #321 of the 365 day art challenge.
Cells within cells is what I had in mind when I created this. It takes my breath away to think of the bigger picture. Is there a start point? Or end point? Seems infinite……