A series of watercolor portraits of girls in flirty hats, stylized as flowers - from
delicate rose to bold poppy. Each image is a female emotion encoded in a surrealist and pop art key: a look, petals, color boldness.
The hat is like a manifesto of femininity: playful, subtle, a little strange - just like the "feminine things" themselves.
The style of the images combines elements of surrealism and pop art.
The main styles and techniques used in this project are.
1.Surrealism
Surrealism is characterized by the use of unexpected combinations and distortions
of reality to create images that evoke a sense of wonder and reflection.
In these images this is evident in the following aspects:
- Color Palette: Bright and saturated colors, such as red and black, create contrast and attract attention.
- Form and composition: The image incorporates elements that do not occur in real life, such as the flower that appears to be part of the woman's head and its stem that wraps around her neck.
- Symbolism: The flower can symbolize the beauty, fragility and temporality of life, which is typical of surrealist works.
2.Pop Art
Pop art is known for its use of bright colors, simple shapes and elements of mass culture. The following features of pop art can be seen in this project:
- Bright colors
- Simple shapes
- Use of textures
3.Techniques
The following techniques are used to create the images:
- Digital painting.
- Collage.
- Photorealism.
- Imitation watercolor.
