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ArtistToday we try to create an artistic image, as if handmade in the style of Erica Hopper, using different painting techniques and different materials that graphically expresses the meaning of this sentence: "Do you believe in what you see?"
A highly textured, mixed-media collage art piece, showcasing a stylized, shimmering tree with autumnal colors at its center. The tree's branches, made of fabric scraps and paper, are adorned with small, varied elements such as tiny metal insects, colorful beads, and miniature abstract shapes. The top left corner features textured purple and dark blue paper, with an excerpt of "Do you believe in what you see?" handwritten on a strip of paper. Below this, metallic figures appear to be dancing. The top right corner has a heavily textured light blue background, with the phrase "Do you BELIEVE IN what you SEE?" printed on two separate paper strips. Towards the bottom right, a whimsical, large-eyed creature with rabbit-like ears and delicate wings, resembling a fairy or goblin, is prominent. This creature is surrounded by intricate geometric patterns and swirling designs. Various small, dried plants, metallic embellishments, and miniature printed images, many in sepia tones, are scattered throughout the collage, integrated into the tree's branches and the surrounding background. The overall color palette is earthy and warm, with prominent shades of orange, yellow, red, and purple, complemented by accents of blue and green. The piece incorporates various materials,
