Morgana Wallace, an artist and illustrator from Canada, likes to draw from different myths and fairy tales, using paper of different materials and colors to make collages layer by layer, and then adding watercolors to the face and hands. In the more detailed part, the interactive use of paper cutting and watercolor makes the protagonist in Wallaces work not only have a three-dimensional effect due to the collage and stacking of paper, but also the protagonists emotions and personality are also distinct, becoming a complete story.
Wallaces works, at first glance, have a bit of Japanese painting flavor, but from the posture of the protagonist and the wings on his feet, there seems to be a bit of Egyptian art or Greek art. It can be seen that Wallace Whether it is creative method or style, after she extensively absorbed the essence of various schools of thought, she integrated them into her unique skills.
