Mudras
Where historically mudras are used in Hindu, Jain and Buddhist art as symbolic or ritualistic gestures, my mudras spring from a more ironic and secular point of view.
The challenge for me is to always be succinct — to use principles of both Zen and Gonzo and not overwhelm the viewer with visual clutter, but to give your eyes and mind space to contemplate the gesture.
A Sinister Little Wave Of Her Hand (From the Mudra series), digital illustration and collage, 38 x 48" © 2016 Terri Lloyd
Listening With One Ear (From the Mudra series), 38 x 48", © 2016 Terri Lloyd
Dick Waggle, 48 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Snailing, 48 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Myopia, 48 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
On The Dotted Line, 48 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Pealing, 48 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Releasing, 48 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
The Ovate, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Silencing, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Now, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
The Value OF Zero Is Not Three, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
The Struggle Within, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Allowing, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Grasping, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Never Mind What They Say, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Deflecting, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Listening With One Ear, 38 x 48 ", digital illustration & collage, 2016
Stigmata, digital collage & illustration, 48" x 48" © 2017 Terri Lloyd
Taijitu, digital collage and illustration, 48" x 48", © 2017 Terri Lloyd
Hypocrites, 48 x 48", digital illustration and collage, 2018 -2019
Impermanence, © Terri Lloyd 2019
High Chi, 2017 – 2019 Digital illustration and collage 48" x 48"
The Doctrine, 2019, 48" x 48" Digital illustration & collage
