At Sea: A Senior Black and White Mandala Design by Maya Sullivan (2020)

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During the creation of the mandalas, I liked how one stroke could create so many patterns. It allowed me to add a lot of detail without the process being tedious. I enjoyed being able to zone out and watch the mandala come to life as I was drawing. I appreciated having the ability to fit a lot of different characteristics into the mandala.

The mandalas gave me a chance to realize I appreciate when art pieces have a lot of little references and hidden parts within them. I liked blending happier aspects with darker ones in the mandala. I also like the look of bright colors against a dark background. I think that really makes the art stand out. Contrast makes life interesting in my opinion. Related website