Nanami Cowdroy is a Japanese-European artist born in Sydney, Australia. Her contrasting cultural heritage has had a great effect on her style and artwork. Although all of her work is a monochromatic black-gray-and-white, she uses a variety of media to complete her pieces, including graphite pencils, colored pencils, and ink. Her art is heavy and fluid, but with fine detail and a sense of delicacy. She works with contrast in darkness of color and style; the black lines are thick and concrete, but the shading underneath this topmost layer is smoky and light. Nanami's artwork shown below is unified through the subjects of fish and portraiture, as well as the expression of fluidity through line and contrasting strengths through color.
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