Teenage Angst Charcoal pencil drawing with red ink Continuing with my exploration of hyperrealism, I instead wanted to incorporate more colour into my works to explore how this could create meaning. In addition, the main focus I wanted to depict in my pieces was the idea of ‘emotion’ and observing how this can warp the face, which I found really interesting and challenging to try realistically to depict. I found these works to be a lot more moving and eye-catching, where I explored different mediums like collaging to create movement in attempts to trial new ways of representing my work in my folio. My final piece depicts an original drawing from a photo taken of my friend, that conveys her to be quite irritated, with her face scrunched and her chin up. This was printed on a large scale, to which I used a paintbrush to flick a rich red paint over and a tool to scrape it over deliberately. The deep red and the way it is aggressively flicked and poured across the page demonstrates that feeling of internal rage my subject's facial expression conveys, without the use of words.