Nameless by Odun Orimolade. This is another example of her work showcasing a dark background and mostly white subject. To me, it is harder to tell what is going on in this drawing, and I find that the title is quite suiting. Despite this, the work remains to be very interesting.
This drawing, titled Clarity is one drawing that really caught my eye. Orimolade's work was shown in Roger Malbert's Drawing People: The Human Figure in Contemporary Art. Though this book featured many artists and drawings, I found her work to intrigue me the most. I was really fascinated with the contrast of the dark background and the body. This style is consistent in her drawings, and I feel like it's effective in making the subject stand out.
This is an observational drawing of a plant in my room. Made with graphite pencils.
