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...I had a teacher at Cal State Long Beach who started in me the
practice of making small thumbnail sketches of ideas, or compositions...
I use it all the time to this day...sometimes I love the sketch and almost feel no
need to improve on it...almost... (it really forces you to distill ideas down to their
most basic elements...you can play with the compositions without investing too much
time into the work until you know what it is you really want to do with it...)
I love how this turned out...it's a sketch for a paper cut I am getting ready to do...the composition's been in my head for some time and only now am I getting it out
onto paper....
(It actually only measures 3.5" x 2")
I've been working on a charcoal grey winter set for my s.o. Nathaniel. Right now I've completed the scarf. The panda is wearing what I have done for the hat so far.
The yarn I am using is to die for. It's Classic Elite Inca Alpaca color #1177 lot #3033. It is insanely soft and almost oily... it feels like silk even though it's 100% alpaca from Peru. It comes in a number of good colors too... definately going to a repeat customer.
Anyway... after the hat comes the wrist warmers. Look out for those.
Création de typographies génératives pour les titres et de la couverture du Catalogue ArchiLab 2013 aux Editions HYX.
Générateur graphique made with Processing+Géomérative
I've been working on pieces all day, so will use this as my #draw365. Here's a pic of a piece in progress from earlier today. I'll be posting new finished work tomorrow :)
La nuova imponente opera di Giorgio Palli, che sta nascendo nel Parco Tassinari, nel centro di Faenza.
Here is the winter set that I am giving to my mother-in-law. Right now I just have the scarf done.
I used Peruvian Wonders Fine Alpaca yarn on size 5 needles. I can't find a color indicator on the packaging. :( It is a vibrant spring green.
I used a single 1x1 rib for the edges. The interior is a twin rib.
Watch out for a matching hat & wrist warmers!
This is my second Shetland Triangle.
Sundara yarn, Aran Silky Merino, Teal over Green
Five pattern repeats so far completed.
(photo by Cottonwood Fields)
A new assignment in the earliest stages of development. Next it will be sent off to the Company Away Team, where the members will add their contributions before mailing it to Headquarters for completion.
I am working through some of my issues. I have been through a very rough time this spring/summer and my artwork has kept me going.
Charlotte is hanging out with some really cool friends that I found in Maine last summer. They are made by the clothing company Flax.
Sequencing DIY Album Art: Paper Bags and Office Supplies in the old MVA studio, AKA the living room.