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The Extraordinary Artichoke
Light floods through the gap, crafting brilliance and shadows,
In myriad shades of grey, its artistic meadows.
Clutching severed heads with violet hair, iron stems, and scales of steel,
A surreal tableau, emotions it can make one feel.
Soon it vanishes, leaving behind violet artichokes and skin so bare,
Her form now a subtle fusion of shadows, a sight quite rare
Yet her hair shimmers with hints of precious gold, Graceful breasts capture light, their allure bold.
Where her legs converge, a tangle may be seen, Yet within, a unique pleasure, a passionate dream.
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The Extraordinary Artichoke (Single)
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AUTHOR
Gilpin, an International artist and photographer, works with his muse to create unique original pieces. He utilises natural light and colour, especially favouring shadows and natural light to highlight features in his work, likening the process to painting a picture.
Despite dyslexia and possibly ADHD, he often writes short poems on the back of the print or artwork, underscoring his multi-dimensional creativity. His unpolished, emotional, and experimental style captures the creative journey with nuanced lighting, shadows, and soulful elements. During his tenure at art school, Gilpin demonstrated excellence in both photography and figure drawing (croquis). It was within the realm of figure drawing studies that he honed his capacity to grasp the intricacies of the human form.
Gilpin produces limited original works, adhering to the principle that even prints should be limited to one original. He believes in the philosophy that less is more, ensuring each nude remains a special, unique creation, avoiding mass production which he sees as just a mild form of pornography. He views the interaction between artist and muse as a unique moment that should remain singular. This commitment extends to his deliberate avoidance of social media, a choice made to safeguard the integrity of his
Despite dyslexia and possibly ADHD, he often writes short poems on the back of the print or artwork, underscoring his multi-dimensional creativity. His unpolished, emotional, and experimental style captures the creative journey with nuanced lighting, shadows, and soulful elements. During his tenure at art school, Gilpin demonstrated excellence in both photography and figure drawing (croquis). It was within the realm of figure drawing studies that he honed his capacity to grasp the intricacies of the human form.
Gilpin produces limited original works, adhering to the principle that even prints should be limited to one original. He believes in the philosophy that less is more, ensuring each nude remains a special, unique creation, avoiding mass production which he sees as just a mild form of pornography. He views the interaction between artist and muse as a unique moment that should remain singular. This commitment extends to his deliberate avoidance of social media, a choice made to safeguard the integrity of his
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