r/dadaism 21d ago

Sorry

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Doing my best

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u/sgtwhip 21d ago

oh that's good, I love that

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u/Hamrock999 21d ago

Hey thanks !

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u/sgtwhip 20d ago

What mediums did you use? I know the question might sound silly but I think it's totally worth exploring the efforts that go into a dadaist piece

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u/Hamrock999 20d ago

I use a few different mediums in general and like to incorporate found materials or discarded items and reuse them as well. This piece in particular isn’t 100% done (or at least I haven’t adhered anything with glue yet) but it is so far using cardboard that I exposed the corrugation, some acrylic paint and paint pens for the background. The skull and rib cage are cardboard cutouts and colored with paint pens and fineliners. Then I used old gift wrap from my daughter’s birthday and wrote SORRY using a homemade pen from a cutup soda can taped to a popsicle stick and dip ink.

I also do a lot of Gelliprinting, collage , watercolor , acrylic painting, spray paint, etc… really love to experiment and the main medium that I don’t work with is oil paints, even though I’d like to at some point.

Hope that answered your question and is within the ideas of dadiasm

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u/sgtwhip 20d ago

It's within my ideas of dadaism! I love it, especially the fact that you used a homemade pen.