Yes, this is interesting, also because he chose to paint white on black. I'm not saying no one does that, but it's rare.
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Yes, this is interesting, also because he chose to paint white on black. I'm not saying no one does that, but it's rare.
Yep exactly, not many black and white paintings around but this choice suits very well here
Yes and for me it's more valuable as he chose cardboard to paint on, which is more difficult to use as a medium as paper absorbs the paint, so you have to work fast and know how much paint to apply.
That is something I didn't know, he gotta have some good skills there