328: Styrofoam
August 3, 2014
I love the texture of broken-up styrofoam- it’s like bubbles or super-dimensional beading.
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Because being realistic is no fun.
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I love the texture of broken-up styrofoam- it’s like bubbles or super-dimensional beading.
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In third grade, I was on the playground at Golda Meir Elementary when a girl from another class ran up to me, shouted, “I can see your epidermis!” and ran off, laughing manically. This was hugely upsetting to me, but…
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And now back to our regularly scheduled programming. A silk flower is disassembled and transformed into a full skirt and modern top. I was doing this in the semi-darkness last night so I didn’t even see the yellow on the…
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I’m not going to front, I had kind of a rough weekend. You know how just, sometimes, things go awry in every way possible? It was that kind of weekend. So I could really use a Monday morning pick me…
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Ok, well, that month went fast. And we’re in almost the same place, planning wise, that we were 30 days ago. Well, that’s not strictly true. We’ve been solidifying the vision a little- we made our second trip to the…
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Just a little pen drawing on a half-sheet of watercolor paper with a gray wash.
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This past Friday, Nick and I attended the inaugural event in a benefit concert series at the Brooklyn Grange, a commercial rooftop farm in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It was called “Turnip the Beet” (GET IT??? it’s about farms AND…
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Mermaid hair, encrusted bodice, tulle skirt, gold bow. Happy Monday!
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Another oldie but goodie- another look from my senior thesis at Pratt- coincidentally titled, “Study for the Moon.” It was inspired by Alphonse Mucha. But clearly, the hair color is inspired by my sophomore year of high school.
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As much as I’d like for all my sketches to spring fully-formed directly from my brain, it doesn’t quite work like that. More often than not, I start with a sketch more along these lines- all gesture with few concrete…
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