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EVIDENCE
Provenance evidence: Stamp -- inked
Location in book: Title Page
Transcription: MODOC CO. FREE LIBRARY ALTURAS, CALIF.
Geographic location:: Alturas (Calif.)
Owner: Modoc County Free Library (Alturas, Calif.)
COPY
Repository: Penn Libraries
Call number: Schimmel Fiction 5509
Collection: Schimmel Fiction Collection
Copy title: Beaded buckskin
Author(s): Barnett, Grace Treleven, 1899-
Published: Oxford University Press, London, 1940
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I set myself up for utter failure. Or did I? Anyway, it felt like I tried so hard to make this sketch fail.
1) Really big brushes to make rendering finer details practically impossible - CHECK
2) Crappy copier paper that is bound to wrinkle and tear (which is both did) - CHECK
3) Little or no experience in a medium, so lack of skills is a sure thing - CHECK
4) Unlucky number for a day of the month - CHECK
Maybe this is an example that it is so bad that it is actually good. More likely, I was so busy getting things right, I didn't have time to mess things up.
You can see the black mark on both her legs. They're very ugly. However I used 5% Panoxyl to heal her by covering all areas stained.
Ink drawings and collage based on a mechanical parts and metal things, which were observational studies.
#93 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Thinking of cyborgs
Result: coiled coiffure
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Sakura Micron 005, Platinum Carbon Desk fountain pen / carbon ink in a Moleskine plain journal Size: 7.5 x 9.75 inches (19 x 25 cm)
Location: Home
Notes: Hubber & daughters were at the theatre watching Les Miz while the son, cats and I commandeered the t.v. for the Dr. Who marathon while fighting sugar comas due to well stuffed stockings. :)
PaleoStallion white ink 12 x 14 inches 2004 [04402]
This was a piece of Ice Age [paleolithic 8000 - 30,000 BP] portable art, carved out of maybe bone, maybe antler. I decided to use this image [unaltered] to create two images, this one using white ink w/black paper, and another using traditional black ink.
Horses were amongst the top subjects portrayed in the paleolithic gallery of art but seldom with this much screaming emotion.