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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. Snowflake by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Snowflake

    Colored pencils, crayons and oil pastels on panel

    6 x 4 in

  2. Opposite Sides by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Opposite Sides

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in

  3. Minty Fresh by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Minty Fresh

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in

  4. Iyee by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Iyee

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in

  5. Golden Flakes by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Golden Flakes

    Colored pencils, crayons and graphite on panel

    6 x 4 in

  6. Big Red by Megan Maher, Image 1.

    Big Red

    Colored pencils, crayons and oil pastels on panel

    6 x 4 in

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

    All Shook Up

    Colored pencils and crayons on panel

    6 x 4 in