The horizontal one shows a faceless person wrapped in a blanket and strapped to a stretcher. Next to it, the vertical sheet has a nurse giving her back to observers as she pulls the patient’s stretcher away. On the nurse’s spine, a watercolor spot (which has a dark pansy, navy blue, mint, and gray gradient) hovers over the patient’s head. Applebroog balanced the painting asymmetrically with the chrome spot to similarly draw the attention from the horizontal and vertical sheets. The wet media used is a combination of ink, wash, and watercolor. Bold organic shapes in ebony ink are washed a little to smear in murky, gray tones. The faded outline of the black ink creates shadows as if the light source in the picture came from the right-hand
The horizontal one shows a faceless person wrapped in a blanket and strapped to a stretcher. Next to it, the vertical sheet has a nurse giving her back to observers as she pulls the patient’s stretcher away. On the nurse’s spine, a watercolor spot (which has a dark pansy, navy blue, mint, and gray gradient) hovers over the patient’s head. Applebroog balanced the painting asymmetrically with the chrome spot to similarly draw the attention from the horizontal and vertical sheets. The wet media used is a combination of ink, wash, and watercolor. Bold organic shapes in ebony ink are washed a little to smear in murky, gray tones. The faded outline of the black ink creates shadows as if the light source in the picture came from the right-hand