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visited the Cornelia Schleime exhibition at Franz Gertsch museum in Burgdorf again. I am impressed by her portrait work on huge canvas. Especially the nun portrait series which is very simple in colors but absolutely impressive in expression.
I draw this in ink and colored it with my tombow markers afterwards. At the end I added some pencil details.
tombows, pencil and ink
Joker from Batman. I did a speed drawing of this, here: youtu.be/k29jTjNjNak?list=UUCT0Lv1iXfvjae7uPIY-Oww
Results of an experiment in studio with newly acquired fishtank. I did these by dropping indian ink into clear water & shooting it as it slowly settled.
In a few hours' worth of practice I only got one character I actually liked out of the whole mass of calligraphy practice. Amusingly enough, it's the character for "middle".
Estaba pasando una mala época y necesitaba un poco de que me picaran carne: dolor... llanto.... Resultado: otra calavera para mi colección y terapia con tatuador. Fue llamada urgente y todo rápido. A lo loco!!!
My first attempt on Etching. This is the carved plexiglass, which you then use for the prints.
A fun way to spend ones birthday! :D
Es sobre todo algo estético, pero también simboliza mis creencias. No soy budista, pero es la única religión que me parece que merece la pena.
This did not come out quite the way I wanted. I should have used much smaller dots. I stamped with Hero Arts silver pigment ink and Delicata ink. But I had to cover with vellum. I used Simon Says Stamp Lots of Dots and Sparkle and Shine Stamp sets with Pretty Pink Posh sequins.
Using the ink pad to ink the edges of my stamped leaf. See full project instructions on my blog: Autumn-Themed Thank You Card
Fifteen minutes in the car, waiting and watching black cat hunting a bird, drawing spastically with Lamy Safari.
Exhibition: 1/28-2/25, 8pm: "ink"
A series of ink-on-mylar drawings by MICHELLE FORNABAI, produced and exhibited for "conceptual acts in concrete." Having premiered at Studio-X Beijing in July 2008, "ink" now travels to Studio-X New York as part of the GSAPP's growing Studio-X Global Network Initiative, the "first truly global network for real-time exchange of projects, people and ideas between regional leadership cities." www.arch.columbia.edu/studiox
Opening Thursday, 1/28, with an international, simulcast conversation between New York and Beijing, featuring:
MICHELLE FORNABAI, Columbia University, GSAPP
JONAS MEKAS, Anthology Film Archives
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, Columbia University, GSAPP
and live, from Beijing:
ERIC XU, Abitare China
QING PAN, The National Art Museum of China
Sponsored by DRY Soda Co. and Original Sin Pear Cider