Showing posts with label artwork update. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artwork update. Show all posts
28 December, 2011
30 August, 2011
03 August, 2011
13 July, 2011
Artwork Update: July 2011
22 May, 2011
29 April, 2011
26 April, 2011
Artwork Update:
07 April, 2011
31 March, 2011
29 March, 2011
Artwork Update: March 2011
We have known eachother for a long time, 2011
Storybook animals:
I completed the Storybook animal series while at the CACtroy Residency. It consists of 26 drawings. I will be updating my blog as I add them. I'm interested in using them in a book and I will explain more details and the project comes along.
03 February, 2011
15 December, 2010
15 November, 2010
Artwork Update: November
Since I had been working on the Art Outside installation, many of my usual projects were put on hold. This is what I have been working on lately,

Liquid Shade, October 2010
"Liquid Shade" comes from the John Muir book, Wilderness Essays, the whole sentence is, "The highest peaks burned like islands in a sea of liquid shade." The drawing and the quote remind me of Black Mountain in Canberra, Australia.
While I was in Houston this week visiting Peter, I drew this series:

Chinese Lantern, November 2010

Dandelion, November 2010

Basil, November 2010

Daffodil, November 2010
With this series I wanted to draw plants and animals that I have seen in the wild or at a zoo. Relaying this message of memory. I also wanted to read about the plants herbal uses.
Chinese Lantern as a possible diuretic.
Dandelion flowers create a yellow dye, the roots a magenta one. tea from the leaves to promote bowel regularity. Also you can make a wine from the blossoms.
Basil helps with nausea, gas pains and dysentery.
Daffodil didn't have any uses
Liquid Shade, October 2010
"Liquid Shade" comes from the John Muir book, Wilderness Essays, the whole sentence is, "The highest peaks burned like islands in a sea of liquid shade." The drawing and the quote remind me of Black Mountain in Canberra, Australia.
While I was in Houston this week visiting Peter, I drew this series:
Chinese Lantern, November 2010
Dandelion, November 2010
Basil, November 2010
Daffodil, November 2010
With this series I wanted to draw plants and animals that I have seen in the wild or at a zoo. Relaying this message of memory. I also wanted to read about the plants herbal uses.
Chinese Lantern as a possible diuretic.
Dandelion flowers create a yellow dye, the roots a magenta one. tea from the leaves to promote bowel regularity. Also you can make a wine from the blossoms.
Basil helps with nausea, gas pains and dysentery.
Daffodil didn't have any uses
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