Saturday, April 2, 2011
1 week till senior show!!!
So I have been working for what seems like a little under a year on my senior show. The show opens in one week here are some studio photos to get excited about
So this is a photo that i took of the silk chevon that I later ran through a ink jet printer and its on a sweet handmade clothes line
Me adding a bit more food to the bottom
Getting the edges painted
Another digital printer with added conte crayon and acrylic.
So I finally started working on the background
Monday, March 21, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
I'm Getting Published
Just found out that I am runner up in an International Photography contest. I will be featured on wonderpick.com for a year and my images will be included in the Portrait and People book 2011. You can check it out at this website http://www.thegalaawards.net/announcements/portrait-a-people-awardees
Scroll down to see my images. I am so excited!!!
Scroll down to see my images. I am so excited!!!
Spring Break Workage
| Textiles Silk painting |
| The packets that I sent for my potential internships |
| Large digital print with applied conte |
| update on Food painting |
| Gigantic frame in process for the food painting |
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Cosume painting update
| oh this needs work |
| Best detailed area so far, working pushing the piles back in space |
| Sewing into my mat for the undergrad show |
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Underwater Sculpture Garden
Just found this really neat artist that makes sculptures then puts them underwater! Here's the info and some photos
"This Underwater Sculpture Park in simply amazing, these pieces were all created on land and taken down about 4-6m to their underwater resting place divers and snorkelers to see. This is a creative twist on an art gallery! Jason Taylor is the master mind behind these under water sculptures. Jason has gained international recognition for his art work in using it to help build an artificial underwater reef."
"This Underwater Sculpture Park in simply amazing, these pieces were all created on land and taken down about 4-6m to their underwater resting place divers and snorkelers to see. This is a creative twist on an art gallery! Jason Taylor is the master mind behind these under water sculptures. Jason has gained international recognition for his art work in using it to help build an artificial underwater reef."
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