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ABOUT

Melissa Davis is primarily a watercolour painter, depicting animal skulls, weeds, insects, and objects in various states of decay. Washes of colour are used to illustrate the parts of nature that people generally dislike, which is also a big point of interest for her, animals which people are afraid of, considered pests, weeds or ugly. Her paintings are quiet and the mood quite calm, the decay and death may seem mournful but overall, the growth of the plants and colours used creates a balance in mood, a calmness, and for some may completely overshadow the sadness.

Education

2019-present

DeMontfort University

Fine Art BA(Hons)

2016-2018

Thomas Alleynes 6th Form

A Levels in Art, Craft and Design, Photography and Psychology

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