Moon Prism Power, Make Up!

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Transformation Brooch - 9x12 - watercolor, acrylic, mixed media paper

Crystal Star - 9x12 - watercolor, acrylic, mixed media paper

Cosmo Heart - 9x12 - watercolor, acrylic, mixed media paper

Crisis Heart - 9x12 - watercolor, acrylic, mixed media paper
For this series of change, I decided to manipulate it by changing one part of the same piece four times. I wanted to show the transformation sequence from Sailor Moon, and change her brooch since it changes throughout the series. I started out by making the main piece, showing the central part of the transformation with all of the ribbon coming from the center. I then made the brooches on a separate paper with watercolor and acrylic and then cut them out, placing them on top of the same piece. The watercolor I used has a glitter shimmer in it which can be seen in some areas of the piece.

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