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At the start of the year i wanted to experiment with a medium that i had not experienced with before which turned out to be ink. Loosely based from my visit to a forest my art pieces where a reflection of how i felt in the forest and the visual i created from it. I fell in love with the way that ink dripped downwards like black water or blood that brings life to the object of your focus. I wanted to add a personal touch to the artwork by using my handprint; everyones hand print is unique and mine just so with my dislocated thumb in each print. Eventually i went back to my inspration from the woods and personified a illustrated picture using ink and watercolours.
Greek Yogurt, Strawberry, Rhubarb, Coconut, Granola Crunch
Michael Voltaggio's Ink mvink.com/
Estos tribales de la espalda no tienen explicación, de hecho, hoy día me pregunto ¿porqué me los hice? Jajajajaja.
While out on my morning walk, I pass by this bare tree. The branches were pretty interesting. They remind me of an abstract drawing or ink blots.
Star's of the show Ink, and Jess
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I wanted to do some test shots up at King's park for a job i've got on this Friday, and with the luring of pizza i was able to sway some friends to model "group shots"
These ancient cans of litho ink sit in a corner of the studio shelf; nobody uses them but nobody will throw them away either. There are five different Handschy label designs represented here. I thought it was pretty funny that one can is dated 1984 (older than some of my colleagues) until I saw the ones dated 1971 (older than me!). A few have never even been used.
Taken with a novelty stick-on fish-eye lens designed for mobile phones.
With all the colours that the printmakers workshop has on offer, why do I only ever print in black or blue?
Experimenting with typography using a paintbrush and ink then digitally manipulating the colour and tone.
December 2015.
Apparently the young woman was going to write a paper for her high-school English class about her experience selling the wrapped books. She said she really wanted people not to judge the books by their covers; I just thought it was a fun idea.
If I saw her again, the feedback I'd provide would be: please don't tape the paper to the book, and figure out a way to keep the ink from bleeding through the paper and staining the books.
These will gradually be registered, perhaps read, and released.
Mom made the granny square blanket.
Book info:
• Distant Waves by Suzanne Weyn
• Survive! by Les Stroud
• Along for the Ride by Sarah Dessen
• Homecoming by Cynthia Voight
• Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson
• Lincoln by Gore Vidal
• Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys
• The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen