VOODOO CHILDS

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A vibrant watercolor and ink painting on a white background, featuring two figures and an abstract mask. The central figure is an African man with dark skin, prominent cheekbones, full lips, and dark, spiky hair, depicted in a powerful, assertive gaze. His skin is rendered with warm brown and red tones, outlined by strong black lines, and highlighted with bright white accents. Random geometric red, brown, and black shapes intersect his torso. Behind him, to the right, a woman with a strong jawline, a short mohawk, and dark eye makeup stares intensely. Her skin is painted with light brown washes. Above and to the right of the woman is an abstract tribal mask; it is bone-white with black markings on its forehead, cheeks, and chin. One eye is an empty white oval, the other is a realistic eye, with visible iris and pupil, that appears to be staring out at a viewer. The background is a wash of loose, warm beige and brown watercolors, with black and white streaks radiating around the man’s head; abstract black, red, and white shapes and lines are scattered randomly throughout the composition. A few black ink splatters are on the background, suggesting a dynamic and spontaneous composition. The