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When I'm looking at my Notan design I see the ocean. I used, of course, blue paper to show the color of the water. and mysterious. When people looked at my artwork I wanted them to question what they're looking at and put the pieces together to actually come to the conclusion that they're looking at what's in the sea with all of the shapes and cut outs I included, because I know the ocean isn't just one simple ordinary thing. Which is why I tried to represent that in the shapes. For example, almost all of my shapes are unusual but when you look closely at it, you’ll realize that one shape is a fish the other is seaweed etc.

I used positive space by drawing and cutting out certain shapes to represent what's in the ocean and what you can conclude

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