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David Morrison: Transitional Nature in Colored Pencil

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David Morrison transforms weathered leaves, seedpods, branches and blooms into luminous icons. Using only colored pencil, he achieves a startling trompe l’oeil realism, each form suspended on a stark white ground with shadows so precise they seem tangible. Favoring specimens in states of transition or decay, Morrison invites reflection on beauty, impermanence, and mortality.
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Title: David Morrison: Transitional Nature in Colored Pencil
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David Morrison transforms weathered leaves, seedpods, branches and blooms into luminous icons.
Using only colored pencil, he achieves a startling trompe l’oeil realism, each form suspended on a stark white ground with shadows so precise they seem tangible.
Favoring specimens in states of transition or decay, Morrison invites reflection on beauty, impermanence, and mortality.

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