Thursday, June 21, 2007
Fa Fa
Page Un
Page deux
I used coffee on the above two, then found out the next day that Kelly did the same thing that night..unbeknownst to us both..
recap
I had more, but i the library was closing so i got kicked out.
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Michelle part deux
A giant blind-contour (4'x 5') that i first drew, then projected onto a wood panel to paint. I used acryclic and a lot of gesso
Her in her new home.
NEWS
Lynda Bostrom has cordially invited me to be in a show with her & Anthony Zollo this October. This is really exciting news for me. I love both of their work greatly, so this will be an honor. I'll keep you guys posted on that.
Transitioning Mass
First Semester : Symbol
I liked the concept behind these. We had to make symbols, then apply them to something (like a pillow) and make a tradable (like a token).
We had to pick two cultures, and two relationships. I choose human society and nature as a culture, then picked war and peace from a list of given relationships. We had to make three symbols, using either an eye, heart, or hands, and represent the two polar opposites (war and peace) and a neutral.
This was the "peace". I wanted the hands to be in perfect harmony with nature in a way which makes the hands inseparable from the landscape, thus forcing them to become one.
I think it would be cool to do something nicer with this symbol..
This kid
This is something i've been working on, on and off for the past month.
I still have a lot I want/need to do with it, but it's come a freaking long way.
It used to look like this..
And was from highschool. I found it lying around my room, and i considered throwing it away..but thought hey, i could do a little more to it. And that little more became a lot more, and now it's just completely different. It's only 4"x5", done on the inside cardboard of a cereal box with acryclic paints.
I like where it's going though..
I still have a lot I want/need to do with it, but it's come a freaking long way.
It used to look like this..
And was from highschool. I found it lying around my room, and i considered throwing it away..but thought hey, i could do a little more to it. And that little more became a lot more, and now it's just completely different. It's only 4"x5", done on the inside cardboard of a cereal box with acryclic paints.
I like where it's going though..
Sketchbookage May-June
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Update
It's been over a month and I have a zillion things to scan in, including sketches, an illustration, and some finished paintings......but it will have to wait another few weeks until I can use the school's scanner, which sucks..but just expect a soon-to-be giant explosion of stuff.
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