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'Hug#1' Print

Bobbie Seagroatt

United Kingdom

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

The inspiration behind this painting was the onset of the Corona virus and the lockdown restrictions, which include not associating/meeting with others outside your household. When this includes friends and family members who don't live with you, it's incredibly hard to live with, as sometimes, all anyone needs is a spontaneous hug of reassurance / love / recognition. My husband and myself modelled for this pose using the timer on my camera. The thick white fabric of the identical shirts, shows the folds really well... I think this image resonates with everyone during this ongoing pandemic.

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Giclee on Fine Art Paper

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10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

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15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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I have always had a love of fabrics and clothing, and in my parallel life as a designer, pattern cutter & maker, the fashion drawing and illustration process has always been important. Painting portraits of wedding dresses and other clothing, came as a natural progression. I have always carried on my artwork alongside designing and making, and I’d had an itch to make oil pastel paintings of clothing for a couple of years, but work always got in the way. When the wedding dress painting idea came up, I began by using oil paint on canvas for a more voluptuous look. Clothing has always been very meaningful to me for many reasons, and with the portraits I wanted to project an ethereal atmosphere, with a dramatic, theatrical edge through photo editing as a starting point. Having always used marker pens for my design drawings, I decided to try them as an ‘ideas’ medium. The results are graphic and simple, on smooth Bristol board, with a fresh translucence, almost like a watercolour. I have catholic tastes, and this is reflected in my work.

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