Hey Ioana, welcome in!
Using expressive line work to chase emotion and movement is a sharp focus. That kind of clarity about what you're after with mark-making shows real intentionality.
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The expressive-lines instinct is such a real thing to follow. Movement through line is where the work actually lives, you've named it right. Stick around, Julie.
The line quality in your work feels intentional in a way that holds up under scrutiny. That's not easy to pull off when you're working with emotion as the subject, a lot of expressive work leans so hard into feeling that the structure dissolves. Yours doesn't. Looking forward to seeing what you're making.