80% done

 Materials: magazine, paint, glue, plastic trash, cut paper, oil pastel

Process: draw on oil pastel paper, glue trash and magazine to form a fabric illusion, attach to backing paper printed with patterns by a paint roller


Ideas: mother protecting a child who is being used as a medical example/shes unable to care for her child as normal , inspired by the virgin mary and how jesus couldn't live as her normal son because he had a higher purpose




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  1. Prof RobsonOctober 29, 2026 at 8:15 AM

    This is sooo awesome and creative. Add your thumbnail! always so they can see your process and know it was your idea.
    Be sure to put a url and add the photo here....if you use anything at all, inspiration art or artist, or it will be flagged: but youll be ok if you added a url

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