Artist: Kezleigh
In this conversation, artist Kezleigh discusses her unique process of creating art using UV lasers and acrylic glass. She explains that her work is all digital, done on her iPad using software programs like Procreate and Adobe. Kezleigh draws inspiration from feelings, memories, dreams, and meditation, and aims to capture these experiences in her artwork. She describes her color palette as vast and flowing, allowing herself to use whatever colors feel right for each piece. Kezleigh also mentions her interest in shadow work, delving into the deeper and sometimes uncomfortable aspects of her past. In this conversation, Kezleigh and Jillian discuss the process of creating digital art using UV inks and lasers. They explore the challenges of balancing positive and darker themes in their work and the importance of being honest and authentic. Kezleigh shares her experience of working on collections and the benefits of planning her artwork. They also discuss the printing process and the materials used in Kezleigh's pieces. Kezleigh talks about the inspiration behind her titles and the personal meaning behind her artwork. They also touch on the growth and transformation that comes with entering your 30s as an artist. Kezleigh shares her excitement about participating in the Artist Project and her plans for future exhibitions.
Website: https://www.kezleigh.com/
Email: Kezliegh@gmail.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kezleigh_Art
Paintings We Discussed
You’ll Mix Up Every Detail of Every Story
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Kesley and her unique art process
04:47 Explaining UV lasers and acrylic glass
12:37 Drawing inspiration from feelings, memories, and dreams
23:16 Delving into shadow work in art
24:30 Balancing Themes: Authenticity and Honesty in Artwork
27:32 Planning Artwork: The Benefits of Working on Collections
29:21 The Printing Process: Quick and Efficient
32:47 Titles: Adding Depth and Meaning to Artwork
36:37 Growth and Transformation: Entering Your 30s as an Artist
43:14 Art Fairs and Exhibitions: Connecting with Viewers
