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My name is Liz Wang and I am an artist who lives and works in New York City. I create vibrant collages inspired by the dynamic, creative city I call home. I hope my art will encourage you to see the color and energy around you! Thanks for visiting!


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Saturday, February 13, 2010

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Snowy Day at Home

The best place to be on a snowy, stormy day is at home! Yesterday, New York City received nearly a foot of snow. After trekking through the icy sidewalks, I arrived home and embraced its warmth and comfort. Looking out the window at the swirling gusts of snow descending on the city, it felt like there was no better place to be in the world than home with a steamy, hot cup of tea!

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Green NYC at Night III

This is part of my "Green NYC at Night" series. I am working to portray NYC as a beautiful, urban garden. There are many pockets of nature scattered throughout the five boroughs, from the large, well-known parks such as Central Park and Riverside Park to community gardens and plots of vegetables and flower patches in front yards. This makes NYC a special place and sets it apart from other major cities.

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Great Hill in Winter

I enjoy a view of the Great Hill in Central Park from our window. Sadly, after the terrible storm this summer knocked down so many trees, I can now clearly see the landscape of the hill. The barren branches of the trees look as if they are dancing when the icy wind blows.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Fish


This is another piece in my animal cut-out series which I created with black construction and gouache-painted paper. It was time-consuming to create the scales, though worth the effort! I chose colors for the scales that reflect the ocean colors and the warm sun.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Giraffe


I had a lot of fun creating this piece! Giraffes are fascinating animals with their long necks and spotted bodies. I used black construction paper to cut out the giraffe and gouache-painted paper for the spots and details on the giraffe's body.