[TAGS] My 3D painting- Bow Wow

[Matthew Gesualdi]

Aishwarya, it's beautiful and playful.

I think you're getting so skilled that your blindness isn't in your way when you make art, it's adding to your technique.

I have a friend who is a magician and is blind. He's so good with cards and other close-up magic that people don't always believe that he doesn't see.

In martial arts the general term is "becoming an adept".

I'm sure the Buddha or Lau Tsu would be able to explain it better, but all I can say is, bloody well done.

With respect,
Matt


Matt Gesualdi
www.Tact-Ed.org (stay tuned for a new name and mission)

On Sep 26, 2023 2:53 AM, Aishwarya Pillai via TAGS <tags at nfbnet.org> wrote:
Hi All,
Sharing another new 3D painting I did. Please find it attached.  It is
funny when sometimes people look at my paintings, they playfully ask
whether if I am really blind or not! haha.
Here's the painting's description:
Title: "Bow-Wow: A 3D Acrylic Painting"
This 3D acrylic painting measures 12X10 inches and depicts a
heartwarming scene. The background showcases a grey monsoon sky with
heavy, rain-laden clouds, and beneath it, a lush grassy area rendered
in two shades of green. At the far end of the grass, a white picket
fence adds depth to the composition. The sky is adorned with small
blue raindrops that you can feel with your fingers, while the fence
itself is also three-dimensional and tactile.
In the foreground, you'll find a young girl in her school uniform. She
wears a red pinafore dress over a white shirt, topped with a white
hairband. Her attire includes socks and black shoes, along with a
visible belt. The girl is holding a yellow umbrella in her right hand
and bending forward, stretching her left hand towards a white furry
dog positioned to the left of the scene. All elements in the
foreground are 3D.
The heartwarming story behind this painting is captured in the title,
"Bow-Wow." It tells the tale of a girl walking in the rain, guided by
the sound of a dog's joyful bark, "bow-wow." She approaches the dog,
extending her umbrella to provide shelter and warmth, encapsulating a
touching moment of compassion and connection.

Aishwarya
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