Dawn light Painting

I decided to organise my 2022 sketches and checked my unfinished drawings to get more ideas. I usually start painting from an invented plot (the central figure in my painting), but this time I decided to "take an adventure" on the canvas. I chose a 70x100cm canvas - one of my favourite sizes to paint on. I began painting a sizeable asymmetric spot in yellow. I envisaged a black hollow linear circle that a luminescent pink outline should accompany. I stopped and took a while to create the whole painting in my mind first. I didn't want to waste time and paint on a vague idea. Another reason was that I didn't want to repaint the shades later. I suddenly realised that no matter how much I try to abstract the scenes I have created, the image of a woman is necessary. I left the canvas on the easel, and returned to my desk to draw a new sketch. Regarding the shades, the dark turtle neck sweater she wears represents the night's end. On the other hand, the light background represents the dawn of the morning - when the sun appeared. Initially, I had conflicting thoughts about the girl's size from the spot. However, I painted a portrait sketch of a lady with a bent head, wearing long earrings. I used a few lines to emphasise the eyes, lips, and neck. At this time, I had already imagined what this sketch would look like. Gradually, the whole concept of this painting emerged. The story is about a lady who went to a party with her new acquaintances. She didn't want the party to end, and lost track of time. I deliberately bent her neck in a slightly weightless state in the picture because I wanted to demonstrate how she felt. That posture was because she had drunk a lot of wine. Party animals will recognise the mornings they have experienced, when the the sky is already bright, and they are still in the same clothes and accessories as yesterday.