1.19.2007
1.15.2007
Paper Corset
My Winter Interim class is called "Shaping the Female Form". Our first assignment was to make a corset out of paper. Here is my finished product; I'm currently working on a real corset, the final assignment. I made this corset out of a book I picked up for $1 at the Salvation Army (The Sexual Wilderness), red duct tape, Scotch tape, staples, and red ribbon.
Labels:
fashion,
fibers,
papercraft
1.12.2007
Old Photos
These are some photo portraits I took in my senior year of high school (2003-2004) that were also part of my portfolio for school.
My friend Susanna's (who I wrote about recently... see below) dad, John.
Susanna's mother, Rondi.
My grandfather, Franklyn Hill. This is maybe my favorite photograph I've ever taken.
My friend Susanna's (who I wrote about recently... see below) dad, John.
Susanna's mother, Rondi.
My grandfather, Franklyn Hill. This is maybe my favorite photograph I've ever taken.
Labels:
family,
photography,
portraiture
Old Drawings
These are all drawings from last year that were part of my portfolio to get into school.
My old roommate Joe. I started doing portraiture a while ago - it really was the gateway drug for the rest of my figure drawing facinations.
This drawing was for a Cooper Union prompt: "In a series of images, define the boundary between subject and object".
Another Cooper prompt: "Make a self-portrait defined by markings of experiences or events". I didn't get into Cooper Union, probably because these two drawings were really the only good ones I sent in (they had 6 prompts) but these were two of my favorite pieces from the year.
This is the original of the Spiral Dance poster I was commissioned for in 2005. After I drew this some hack colored it in. I hate them.
When I worked at Peet's last year I spent a lot of time drawing on pastry bags with sharpies. This was my favorite production (those are pastry tongs).
My old roommate Joe. I started doing portraiture a while ago - it really was the gateway drug for the rest of my figure drawing facinations.
This drawing was for a Cooper Union prompt: "In a series of images, define the boundary between subject and object".
Another Cooper prompt: "Make a self-portrait defined by markings of experiences or events". I didn't get into Cooper Union, probably because these two drawings were really the only good ones I sent in (they had 6 prompts) but these were two of my favorite pieces from the year.
This is the original of the Spiral Dance poster I was commissioned for in 2005. After I drew this some hack colored it in. I hate them.
When I worked at Peet's last year I spent a lot of time drawing on pastry bags with sharpies. This was my favorite production (those are pastry tongs).
Labels:
comics,
drawing,
figure drawing,
fliers,
portraiture
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