The work is an attempt at commenting on the southern hospitality stereotype and how it can sometimes feel like your home is a convenience store. My family and I have always had an open door policy when I was growing up and it felt like people were in and out of the house all the time. This ended up leaving us with what felt like no personal time.
Technically I used several layers of blending different shades of color to bring the glow from the sign onto the scene which had no red and orange glow previously. In the future I would need to bring the glow father out in order to allow it to realistically taper it off.
The work is an attempt at commenting on the southern hospitality stereotype and how it can sometimes feel like your home is a convenience store. My family and I have always had an open door policy when I was growing up and it felt like people were in and out of the house all the time. This ended up leaving us with what felt like no personal time.
ReplyDeleteTechnically I used several layers of blending different shades of color to bring the glow from the sign onto the scene which had no red and orange glow previously. In the future I would need to bring the glow father out in order to allow it to realistically taper it off.