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Public Domain Book: asquerade and carnival: their customs and costumes
by [Wandle, Jennie Taylor], Mrs
Published 1892
Mr. Cheeks took "How to Train Your Dragon" to heart, and he's making his own book. He gave me some details about each one last night; I'll come back and annotate this when he gets home from school.
Mental drawing meaning done with no mirror, model, or photo only from how i saw these features in my minds eye.
This warm-up sketch exposes where I'm bad at (and still need to learn). I can't draw a descent bear from memory, and I lack skills in the fashion drawing department.
So yeah, I sometimes completely goof up, and have to work hard to suck less. Expect some bear drawing and fashion explorations in the coming days.
reference photo: www.flickr.com/photos/13827680@N08/4685330510/
14cm*21cm my art: yipsf.leafbear.com/
Black and White drawing: 264mm x 573mm.
Medium: black pen and ink, pencil, oil pastel, white gouache on rough watercolour paper, black type pasted on.
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To be published soon.
The art Ephameron makes is sensitive: with images and small texts she tries to recreate everyday feelings and thoughts, to capture moments in life with her art. Recurring themes like hands, birds and girls live in her fantasy world of emotions, colourless backgrounds and huge black tape drawings. Addicted to model drawing and office supplies, Ephameron dislikes to make up a concept behind her art. Her weapon of choice is a 2B pencil teamed up with 80g white paper and her drawings / collages / digital paintings / photographs reflect ephemeral and trivial aspects of life. Ephameron collects toys, books and movies, and is very materialistic. She can't stand girls who wear high heels and pretend to be comfortable in them. But maybe she's just jealous.
Ephameron graduated in fine arts and illustrative design a couple of years ago. Now she's a freelance illustrator, graphic designer, web designer, photographer and painter. Previous clients include Weekend Knack, De Standaard Magazine, Modart, The Bulletin, Blackpool Magazine, Bries Publishing, Mekanik Strip, Buzzworks, Brooklyn, Nike SB, Nokia and Lonsdale. In her free time Ephameron likes to contribute to worldwide exhibitions in a.o. Rome, Shanghai, Paris, Bordeaux, Lausanne, Vienna, Linz, Nürnberg, Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, The Hague and Tilburg. She also organizes group shows herself under the name of Art Trek and recently published a 48-page magazine called Yacob to support the struggle against asylum camps.
Her award-winning website www.ephameron.com has been an ongoing art project since 2000, her first book Love/Pain was published in 2006 by Bries in Antwerp.