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Small Spirographs

Ordinary lines take on a heightened significance. Squiggles, rather than being mere artistic doodles, hint at a broader human tendency to create marks, referencing both ancient cave art and everyday sketches. The line, traditionally basic in art, undergoes a transformation. Within these panels, the squiggles adapt and overlap in varied patterns. I assert the importance of the individual in the creation process. Each mark, with its specific color and intensity, seems to aim for a connection with the viewer, suggesting a deeper, underlying purpose.

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  1. Twilight by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Twilight

    Colored pencils, crayons and oil pastels on panel

  2. Summer Skies by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Summer Skies

    Colored pencils, crayons and oil pastels on panel

  3. Snowflake by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Snowflake

    Colored pencils, crayons and oil pastels on panel

    6 x 4 in

  4. Opposite Sides by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Opposite Sides

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in

  5. Minty Fresh by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Minty Fresh

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in

  6. Iyee by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Iyee

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in

  7. Golden Flakes by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Golden Flakes

    Colored pencils, crayons and graphite on panel

    6 x 4 in

  8. Big Red by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Big Red

    Colored pencils, crayons and oil pastels on panel

    6 x 4 in

  9. All Shook Up by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    All Shook Up

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in