esque

Society has ‘evolved’ to a point where visual identity is held in higher regard than one’s individuality, so without this seen identity to read into, the mystery of a person becomes that much more apparent. They can no longer be judged based solely on appearance, they can’t be stuck into a singular cohort or determine their identity, the colors they paint with their actions are the only things that can truly speak. This is why I decided to remove the facial characteristics from my subject(s)within this collection so that they just become esque.

Esque 4 - September 17 2020 - Photograph taken by me modified with Adobe Photoshop - Fourth piece of the Esque Collection (pink- greta)

Esque 5 - September 20 2020 - Photograph taken by me modified with Adobe Photoshop - Fifth piece of the Esque Collection (red and blue anime lookin)

Esque 6 - September 24 2020 - Photograph taken by me modified with Adobe Photoshop, Includes original Illustration - Sixth piece of the Esque Collection (space)

Esque 7 - October 1 2020 - Photograph taken by me modified with Adobe Photoshop, Includes original Illustration - Seventh piece of the Esque Collection (motorcycle)

Esque 10 - October 20 2020 - Photographs taken by me modified with Adobe Photoshop, Includes original Illustration - Tenth and final piece of the Esque Collection (bright yellow greta bottom right)

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