The beginning of stories in young artists work is very interesting. Here, we began with the idea to explore black and white paint on black or white paper.
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This painting begins with white vertical strokes on the black paper, creating strong contrast.
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Black stripes are added on top of the white and the story begins, this is a zebra.
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Working beside her first piece, she begins on the white paper; this one is a camel. "He needs a really big bed. You have to go very fast to make a big bed." This narration was accompanied by rapid movements on the lower half of the page using the big brush.
The camel painting.
The zebra painting.
"It's a zebra and a camel; they're friends and they love each other."
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