The Art of Amy D'Apice
“Shine Construction” Part 1 Mission: One drawing per day for 27 days. Drawn on location. The goal was to capture the hearts and minds of the people of Myanmar with art. Document the work, record the stories, and leave … Continued
Mission: One drawing per day for 27 days. Drawn on location. The goal was to capture the hearts and minds of the people of Myanmar with art. Document the work, record the stories, and leave the drawings as gifts. Create … Continued
Mission: One drawing per day for 27 days. Drawn on location. The goal was to capture the hearts and minds of the people of Myanmar with art. Document the work, record the stories, and leave the drawings as gifts. Create … Continued
The second I laid eyes on that crumbling shed I knew I had to draw it. Located on the property of good friends Jeff and Carol, the tiny building looked like it might collapse if a birdie sat on it. … Continued
I was an easy target, strolling happily towards the temple. The little Burmese girl picked me out as the object of her relentless sales pitch. Clinging to my side she chanted loudly, “Lady! Lady! You buy my earrings? Buy … Continued
Mission: One drawing per day for 27 days. Drawn on location. The goal was to capture the hearts and minds of the people of Myanmar with art. Document the work and record observations and leave the drawings there as gifts. … Continued
Mission: One drawing per day for 27 days. Drawn on location. The goal was to capture the hearts and minds of the people of Myanmar with art. Document the work and record observations and leave the drawings there as gifts. … Continued
It was High noon and swelteringly hot in the town. The unpaved roads were dry and dusty. An unmistakable smell of wood smoke hung in the air and men sat together in dark cafes drinking and smoking. Coming out into … Continued
Mission: One drawing per day for 27 days. Drawn on location. The goal was to capture the hearts and minds of the people of Myanmar with art. Document the work and record observations and leave the drawings there as gifts. … Continued
“Construction workers” mixed media 2013 How would you describe a stereotypical construction worker? Where I come from, he’s a big, burly guy wearing a tool belt and blue jeans. There’s the required safety helmet, sunglasses, shiny orange vest, and … Continued