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Sherston’s art balances between the figurative and the abstract. She’s developed a unique style over time that’s all about taking parts of composition away from her art for balance. With this, she gives the viewer the chance to fill in the gaps.
Working on an iPad helped her with this a lot because she can add and remove visual elements with ease until she’s completely satisfied with the result. “Ironically, using an iPad has made me feel more in touch with drawing, and I think this really comes through in my recent work,” she says.
Check out her work below.
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Reckon I’m just about ready for my first sea swim of the year 
well less of a swim and more wallowing about like a graceful sea potato
There’s also a bit about breakfast, I promise I had good reason to sneak that egg in 
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