Here's a photo of some recent stuff I've worked on. Top right: a small watercolor, with pen-and-ink, of a tree at Hounz Lane Park. I did the watercolor portion on lunch break, and the pen portion that evening. Bottom right is a sumi ink drawing I started on lunch break a last week. It is also a creek-side tree at Hounz Lane Park. After I got home, I used a couple of ink pens to add some detail and shading. I don't much care for this drawing, in part because the tree resembles a giant hairy wrist or ankle, with the roots a foot or hand sinking into the bank – although this strange appearance has something to do with what attracted me to it in the first place. The roots were weird and elegant. The giraffe is a proof-print of the linoleum block I am carving. It will end up being a three-color reduction print. There will be more photos of that later. I am going to hunt around for something nicer to print on than regular printer paper, at least for some of the prints. |
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Monday, June 29, 2009
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All the work is very nice. The tree on bank of the creek looks like some large ogre sitting with his back to me. You can see his shoulders about 3 feet off the ground and his right arm running down his side.
ReplyDeleteThis is pure inspiration. Been watching Merlin? I love to draw trees.
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I like the pictures quite a lot, but why does the ostrich's foot have branches?
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