Regardless of being in-born colorblind, a 26-year-old artist from Quezon Metropolis left social media customers in awe along with his practical drawings of distinguished historic figures, animals, and extra.
Charlie Sulayao makes use of his unbelievable expertise and burning ardour for artwork to offer his work some life by means of a placing palette of colours, however his lack of notion of pigments.
Amongst his current works was a portrait of his beloved canine, Sydney, painted in a reimagined model of the world-famous masterpiece “Mona Lisa” by Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci
Painter shifts from monochrome to multicolored
Sulayao revealed to the Inquirer that he inherited colorblindness from his father’s facet, leading to him and all of his siblings with the identical visible impairment.
Nevertheless, his situation didn’t cease him from pursuing artwork. Sulayao mastered artwork by creating monochromatic artworks and exploring numerous artwork types.
In round 2016, Sulayao began training mixing and utilizing colours with coloured pencils and acrylic paint to surpass his limitations and develop his information in artwork.
Behind the lingering doubts and concern as a colorblind artist, Sulayao saved training for years till he grew to become accustomed to mixing and mixing the best colours.
“It’s an enormous achievement for me to have the ability to create coloured artworks as a result of I believe that if I can do it, I’ll be capable to discover extra totally different types, and I’ll be capable to ship higher the inventive ideas I’ve considered,” Sulayao expressed.
He additionally inspired aspiring artists by no means to be afraid to pursue targets, irrespective of how troublesome they appear, as a result of these will give them experiences that can assist them enhance at artwork.
Sulayao accepts portray and mural commissions. purchasers could contact him on his Fb web page, The Artwork of Charlie Sulayao, or his Instagram account, @theartofcharliesulayao.
