LAUREL GUIDO

Alcohol ink process — building layers of color, movement, and gold detail with a paintbrush.

Hometown flora · 35mm film

Yellow coneflowers + echinacea, shot on Kodak Gold 200.

Bringing light back into a painting — layering opaque white & yellow ink over resin to rebuild contrast.

6x6” claybord.

A 35mm spring series revisited.
Reflecting on youth, fragility, and the quiet loss of childhood.

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Shot on .

Gold leaf, alcohol ink + resin on 10x10” claybord.

From fluid movement to fine detail.
Alcohol ink on Yupo.

Back in my SAIC days. A moment from a photography + fashion collaboration.

Old work, new perspective.
UV resin yellows over time - it’s a material that visibly ages. Rather than starting over, I reworked this piece with layered alcohol ink and gold watercolor. Swipe to see where it started.

Photography meets abstract art.

First scans from a collection of negatives that have remained untouched and stored away since 2010.

Alcohol ink + 35mm film.

Shot on .