So my inspirational images are just things that I thought of while I was grocery shopping and coming up with ideas for this mask. 1) M. A. Carr, the bridal salon that I work at. 2) Ivory rose bouquet, because I work in the bridal industry and I saw Ivory roses. 3) Macaroons, because I tried my first one ever over the weekend, and because of the colors, which I saw all over the grocery store because of Easter. I am not sure I can do an artistic critique on these inspirational images because they really are not art pieces that inspired me, just things in my environment that did.

PROCESS
I picked up a crayola set of water colors, ivory rose petals and a
balloon. I
was thinking about doing paper mache. Yep, epic fail. I have no idea
what went wrong, but it would not dry. So instead I just found thick
paper in my craft closet and decided to glue the rose petals to that. As
I did so, I really wanted to see texture so I made sure the petals were
not perfect and had a 3-d effect. I let the petals dry all night and I
woke up in the morning and painted them pastel blue and yellow because I
keep seeing that everywhere and red because I feel that the red added
depth to the petals and displayed the veins in the petals the best. I
used elements of color and texture and the principle of balance with the
symmetrical shape of the mask as well as the uniform amount of petals
used around the mask. I really liked my mask. I think it is beautiful,
it has personality, it reminds me of me, and I think that going with the
flow on this one was the best option.
HERE IS ME WITH MY MASK OF ROSES!





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