This is an interpretational watercolor painting of the make shift Haiti Homes in the entrance of the I.A.R.C building on the first floor. I decided to add a bit of personality to the scene by making Tracy (teachers assistant) a homeless girl > in the yellow shirt. And Suzanne's (the professor) hair cut inspired the little boy in the green shirt. Yes, they were siting in the scenery (they were drawing). I just decided to incorporate their presence as characters in this piece. I love this piece because i feel that it expresses feeling and emotion and tells a story even though that story came from card board boxes and scrap wood.
Monday, February 8, 2010
HELP HAITI
This is an interpretational watercolor painting of the make shift Haiti Homes in the entrance of the I.A.R.C building on the first floor. I decided to add a bit of personality to the scene by making Tracy (teachers assistant) a homeless girl > in the yellow shirt. And Suzanne's (the professor) hair cut inspired the little boy in the green shirt. Yes, they were siting in the scenery (they were drawing). I just decided to incorporate their presence as characters in this piece. I love this piece because i feel that it expresses feeling and emotion and tells a story even though that story came from card board boxes and scrap wood.
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