Showing posts with label Thesis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thesis. Show all posts

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Thesis Wall


I'm in the process of transferring all my sketchbook images onto a wallpaper to go behind my other paintings. If I stay within the provided 4 feet maximum width for the show, I have to go up to 8 feet to accommodate all my images, not to mention that most of these will get covered up by other paintings.

.... Dear God, I'm really tired.....

Ok, work time!

Friday, April 23, 2010

Thesis Continues!





Just two more images from my Senior Project. I put together a book of most of my images and travel stories and I have also made some limited edition cards for people to bring into their own homes and enjoy!

Feel free to contact me if you would like to purchase a book or have one set aside for you before the show!

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Krakow

I will be the first to say that Polish people are pretty amazing character studies. Some street musicians plying their trade and yes, that man is his own horse. What are you going to do about it?


Spelunking




This man in full Medieval Moravian regalia was making coins with a giant hammer and talking about the vicious alligator (crocodile?) that was eating people and oxen in the 14th century. Now a wooden sculpt of it hangs in front of the Town Hall.... next to a wooden wheel. Anything goes here.



Yeah, I wish. But I was in some really stellar caves in Moravia (southern half of the Czech Republic) and I loved it. Especially when they turned off the lights and played Ave Maria on a boombox circa 1996 and it sounded so fantastical.


Sunday, March 28, 2010

Thesis Preview 2


Sneak previews into some of the sketchbook work I've been doing for thesis.






Friday, March 5, 2010

Thesis Preview






These are a few small and unfinished images from my in progress thesis. I had a good discussion with my teacher, The Patrick Fiore, and I need to start pushing this work much, much more. I'm relying on reference too much that its limiting my own memory and experience with the individual pieces. Just have to keep working and hope that it all works out.