I did the one on the right first, and then for the other one I turned the jar on its side to get the long highlight, which I think adds more dimension. The one on the left is an old Vicks jar and the one on the right is an old Noxema jar.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Study for Selknam Scratchboard
This was a quick study for my final scratchboard piece (which is currently being graded, so no picture yet!). It shows three characters in the Selknam initiation ceremony in Tierra del Fuego. My final piece was a chart of ten of them in two rows.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Maori Ta Moko
Pen and ink drawing of Maori facial tattooing (ta moko). The two on the outside were mapped from photos of maori men so that the whole design can be seen more clearly.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
First Scratchboard- Canada Goose
Scratchboard is paper or board topped with a thin coating of white clay. You apply black ink, then scratch out areas to reveal the white clay. You can also go back with a black pen to add in fine details. It was fun! I was inspired by the Canada Geese that I see in the park near my apartment. This was just a quick exercise to warm us up for our final project.
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