11X14’
Graphite and color pencil on paper
Model: Vicky Taylor
♦Available at the “Fables and Follies” group show curated by Creep Machine at
The Alternative Cafe June 11th 2010
Guam-born artist, Jessica Ward, is not about to glamorize being a teenage girl with lip gloss and mini-skirts. Her vivid graphite and color drawings of female figures with detached limbs and incomplete bodies are a visual reminder that hidden neuroses can pop up in the prettiest of places. Exposing the paranoia of eating disorders and teens, Ward’s subjects become more monster than teen and illustrate a storybook of inner delusions where hair is a girl’s worst enemy and cats become accepting protectors and symbols of escape.” – Content © L’etoile Magazine 2009
Labels: Women in Arts
N Posted by Rain at 6/04/2010 12:44:00 AM
Hale McKay posted at 6:34 PM
Hiya, Rain,
It's been a while since you've posted. I hope you are well.
Walker posted at 7:48 AM
OH OH OH a Post :D
I missed you
I Love the drawing and the artist's visual expression.
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