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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
20x16in
About this artwork
2020 / Acrylic, graphite and pigments on canvas panel.
Illustration of a raccoon taking all the toilet paper while an alarm is going off.
In creating this piece, I immersed myself in a playful blend of surrealism and pop art, employing acrylic, graphite, and latex to bring forth a whimsical raccoon in comic overtones. This mischievous bandit, caught in the act with a hoard of toilet paper, symbolizes the absurdity of human greed and consumerism.… It's a vibrant reminder not to take life too seriously, perfect for adding a splash of humor and critique to any living space.
« I create colorful, warm and happy art- just like my homeland. My graphic-design and illustration background allowed me to diversify my style into Illustrative, geometric and expressionist themes. »
Ilaamen Pelshaw is a Guatemalan painter based in the United States whose work has been featured in solo and group shows nationally. Growing up with a grandfather who was an artist and muralist, Pelshaw became interested in art herself and developed a practice centered around positivity and warmth. Mostly working in acrylic on canvas, her work is always colorful and illustration based, whether through quirky animal portraits or paintings of Latin American culture and crafts.