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‘Bodies in Our Wake’ by Dory Whynot

Artist: Dory Whynot
Title: ‘Bodies In Our Wake’
Medium: Watercolour on Fabriano Artistico cold press watercolour paper
Dimensions: 22″ x 16″
Framing: Unframed
Year of Creation: 2022
Artwork Will Ship From: USA

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‘Bodies in Our Wake’ by Dory Whynot

Artist: Dory Whynot
Title: ‘Bodies In Our Wake’
Medium: Watercolour on Fabriano Artistico cold press watercolour paper
Dimensions: 22″ x 16″
Framing: Unframed
Year of Creation: 2022
Artwork Will Ship From: USA

About the Artwork:

“Two creatures, both alike in dignity: ‘Bodies in Our Wake’ is, simply put, a love story. I’ve always felt drawn to the romance and tragedy of monsters who find their power and, conflictingly, imprisonment, in the night hours. It seems that it would be a very lonely life indeed. I wanted to think of a time where, maybe, a werewolf and a vampire find unexpected solace in each other; where darkness becomes not only a shroud for survival, but a sweet respite from longing.” – Dory Whynot

About the Artist:

(Artist Bio)

Dory Whynot (b. 1991) is an American artist based in the New England region of the United States. Working primarily in watercolor and ink, she focuses on portraiture and the human figure. She creates artwork through themes of nature, fantasy, romance, and the macabre, contextualized in the blurred threshold between physical and surreal states of being. Through her work she also likes to explore the concept of nostalgia and memories, and the physical sensations and emotional states that hold onto them, often taking influence from her childhood growing up in rural Maine.