Art works of Ebisi Kamsiyonna Ema Akunnaya

Kamsiyonna is an artist who takes delight in pencil drawing. Being less than a year in Wales, United Kingdom, she is now in the top set of her Welsh class in school. 








AWARD WON IN THE PAST:

She has not competed for any national or international award, however her drawing with just a pencil allows for a wide range of artistic expression. Immediately she sees an object, she succeeds in photocopying it with her art work. Achieving success in this medium enables her to convey thoughts, emotions, and ideas visually, providing a powerful outlet for creativity. Through her artwork, she has contributed to the cultural landscape by creating pieces that resonate with people who visit our home to see her work, evoke emotions, and provoke thought. Infact, her artwork has the power to inspire and influence society.


QUALITIES:

Technical Skill: She has a high level of technical proficiency in handling pencils and other drawing tools. This includes mastery of techniques such as shading, blending, cross-hatching, and precision drawing.

Attention to Detail: She has the ability to capture intricate details and textures accurately in their drawings, whether it's in portraits, landscapes, or still-life subjects.

Creativity: She has creative mind and she is always able to conceptualize unique and original ideas and translate them into compelling visual artworks.

Composition: She understands the principles of composition, such as balance, focal points, and visual flow, is crucial. She can arrange elements within a drawing to create a harmonious and visually engaging composition.

Patience and Persistence: Her work is a meticulous and time-consuming work. So she is very patient and persistent, willing to invest the necessary time and effort to achieve their desired results.

Consistency: She is very consistent in producing high-quality work over time. She maintains a level of excellence in her artwork rather than producing occasional exceptional pieces.

Emotional Connection: She conveys emotion and meaning through her artwork. Her drawings always evoke feelings, tell stories, or provoke thought in viewers.

Originality: She always strives to develop a unique style or voice that sets her work apart from others and makes it recognizable as her own.

Passion: Ultimately, she has a passion for drawing and a deep love for the craft. This passion drives her to continually improve and create meaningful artwork.

Because of her artistic performances, she has been nominated by Otuu Obinna Ogbonnia for the black history award in Wales.


 

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