I thought this drawing would be interesting to show, it is one of my first drawings (done in 1981, age 5). I clearly remember sitting in the living room in front of the TV, doing the drawing. I used a plastic stencil (which allows you to trace shapes) to draw the TV and the stand. The colour was filled in with pens or crayons. Most of all I remember doing the leaves of the plant. There were no shapes in the stencil that looked like plant, so I used freehand drawing. I remember an excited feeling... the lines were no longer constrained by the stencil and I could make whatever shape I wanted.
The same style is found in my current work; I bring a contrast between controlled lines with freehand form and abstract thinking. By the way, the initials were made a lot later, the interlocking PD design was developed around 1990, but I stopped using initials since then in favor of the unidentifiable scrawl that currently marks my work.
Amazing. Looks like you even added shadow under the TV and on the plant! You should show some of your first watercolors too, some time.
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