THE MONTH OF DESSERTS SPELLED BACKWARDS
Salam, a talented artist, has nurtured a lifelong passion for portraiture, specializing in realistic and emotionally resonant work. Balancing her art with a career, she dedicates scheduled time to nurture her creative skills. Her recent pieces explore nature's power. Salam's favorite painting, a serene moonlit beach, reflects her emotional expression and love for the ocean. As an instructor, she teaches charcoal and oil portrait techniques, emphasizing not just technical skill but a deep connection to subjects. Her journey showcases ongoing growth in capturing human emotions through visual art.
I've been drawing since childhood. Portraiture resonates profoundly with me, with its ability to convey emotions, personalities, and stories. I find myself most drawn to realistic portraiture, where I meticulously capture every detail to breathe life into the subjects on canvas.
Balancing a demanding profession with my passion for portrait art has been a rewarding challenge. I schedule dedicated time for my creative work, helping me improve my skills and stay connected to my art. Surprisingly, my portrait art has boosted my attention to detail and ability to perceive nuances, benefiting my professional career.
My recent painting captures a young woman with water droplets on her face, exploring vulnerability and nature's rejuvenating power. Meticulously crafted, the droplets symbolize water's physical and emotional significance. Through colour and brushwork, I evoke serenity, prompting viewers to reflect on humanity's connection to nature.
One painting I hold dear portrays a tranquil moonlit beach with captivating blue tones. It was a gift for a close friend, capturing the serene coastline under the moon's embrace. Rich blue hues and subtle moonlit highlights create an inviting, calming atmosphere. This piece is my favourite as it embodies friendship and emotional expression through a shared love for the ocean.
Over time, I've witnessed significant progress in my portrait art skills. Every piece I create showcases my evolving ability to capture the subtleties of facial expressions, lighting, and mood. As an instructor in charcoal-based portraiture and oil-based portrait painting, I tailor my lessons to delve into the intricate techniques of these mediums.
Charcoal lessons emphasize the interplay of light and shadow to sculpt the face, while oil painting sessions focus on achieving lifelike skin tones and textures. My courses aim not only to teach technical proficiency but also to help my students truly connect with the subjects they depict.
In what can only be described as a delightful collision of team building and delicious food, the team at Chain Reaction Amman went on a memorable trip to a boutique farm for community initiatives and value-focused programs, LIVINC Jordan.
This escapade wasn’t just a typical team outing – it was a whirlwind of fun, laughter, and some seriously scrumptious food! Divided into groups, we forged connections, bonded with different colleagues and even discovered our group-naming skills.
The day’s activities were engaging and entertaining. They included team-building games that had us working in harmony, testing our creativity, and competing against one another. And as if that wasn’t enough, we also got to soak in the beauty of a carefully crafted natural oasis.
If there’s one thing we learned, it’s that a shared love for good food and good company has the power to create chains of laughter and connection. But let’s just say missing a day equals a thrilling overtime sprint to make up for lost time. Who needs a steady work rhythm anyway?
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