Gallery 1 — ainara rodriguez

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Being still inspired by nature, I started inspecting the pinecones that fell on the garden outside of my school. I have always had a fascination with pinecones. When I was little I would spend recess inspecting the garden and would try to find the bi

Bored one late summer afternoon, I choose to draw a coke can that I had previously drank. I wanted to be able to realistically draw the can. To be able to give the drawing a twist and add some challenging factors , I stepped on a can to distort it.

One day as I was walking home and found myself thinking of the ever changing fall colours and the shedding of the leaves from the trees, I picked up a leaf. I was instantly amazed at all of the details it contained and felt inspired. I was in awe of

Making lunch with my mom, I started cutting up red peppers. I noticed its vibrant colours and felt inspired by how beautiful they looked. After lunch I took a pepper to my living room and started painting it. I later gifted the painting to my mom as

While helping my dad in his toolshed, he asked me to pass the pliers. As I did I started to think about how amazing it is that humans could create tools. How they created so many things with the resources around them. Inspired by the act of creating

I started the painting by adding different colors to the canvas as a background. The colors represent a sunset so I choose warm tones. Afterwards I decided to paint a flower that represents nature. The flower has a spine and an eye. This represents h

Being still inspired by nature, I started inspecting the pinecones that fell on the garden outside of my school. I have always had a fascination with pinecones. When I was little I would spend recess inspecting the garden and would try to find the bi

Bored one late summer afternoon, I choose to draw a coke can that I had previously drank. I wanted to be able to realistically draw the can. To be able to give the drawing a twist and add some challenging factors , I stepped on a can to distort it.

One day as I was walking home and found myself thinking of the ever changing fall colours and the shedding of the leaves from the trees, I picked up a leaf. I was instantly amazed at all of the details it contained and felt inspired. I was in awe of

Making lunch with my mom, I started cutting up red peppers. I noticed its vibrant colours and felt inspired by how beautiful they looked. After lunch I took a pepper to my living room and started painting it. I later gifted the painting to my mom as

While helping my dad in his toolshed, he asked me to pass the pliers. As I did I started to think about how amazing it is that humans could create tools. How they created so many things with the resources around them. Inspired by the act of creating

I started the painting by adding different colors to the canvas as a background. The colors represent a sunset so I choose warm tones. Afterwards I decided to paint a flower that represents nature. The flower has a spine and an eye. This represents h