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Tag Brush

TAG BRUSH
ARTIST STATEMENT:
        The piece I have created is a tag brush of my previously created travel logo. This brush can be used as a stamp and can be place wherever desired. The composition above shows the brush stamped a few times to create a psychedelic blue and purple effect that is visually appealing. 
        As stated before when describing my logo, this piece highlights my traveling and yearn to explore the world and other cultures. What is interesting about this composition specifically is that the logo is now a stamp that can be easily transferred and simply pasted on any other work of art. This makes it accessible and allows for it to be changed to multiple different colors and looks depending on what is necessary.
        Overall, this tagbrush is relevant in being able to use the logo I created and apply it to other compositions. It can be made visually appealing and fitting to whatever color and look it needs to have, and is a simple way to put the logo itself to use. The sprays and cracked effects used in the tagbrush help it have an older and less strong look which can also help to add the the visual appeal of a separate overall composition. 

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  1. Jessie TobinDecember 4, 2019 at 5:21 PM

    I think your tagbrush logo is really cute! I can clearly tell what it is and I really like the design. The dark blue color was a great choice for the logo!

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