To the left is a new "product box installation," a style of working described in more detail in an earlier post. I know I said I was going to make a wall installation using a buckyball, but I ended up scanning a fullerene molecule I painted 9 years ago, printing it out, and gluing it onto a granola box. Much less labor-intensive, and it looks better. The pushpinned pipes and spheres (to the left of the box) are more recently fabricated, in Paintbrush. For some reason the polaroid reads the pipes as a sickly yellow-green; they're actually more of a true green, but I lack the Photoshop skills to change it.
On my "miscellaneous page" I've critiqued some anime-style drawings by Krystal Ishida, an artist based in the UK who I discovered surfing around the net. Her work has enthusiasm and punch, and I don't care if she's still in the learning stages: she works harder than a lot of mature artists I know. Also, I'm interested in what makes a good web drawing, and in the post I discuss some of the aesthetics of using low-fi vs. "upgraded" software. Also, on my technodiary page I discuss a recent release by Beige Records artist Paul B. Davis.
Tom, I find this work very interesting. Would love to see more. Why not e-mail me some jpegs of new work? **** (please post as anonymous)
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On my "miscellaneous page" I've critiqued some anime-style drawings by Krystal Ishida, an artist based in the UK who I discovered surfing around the net. Her work has enthusiasm and punch, and I don't care if she's still in the learning stages: she works harder than a lot of mature artists I know. Also, I'm interested in what makes a good web drawing, and in the post I discuss some of the aesthetics of using low-fi vs. "upgraded" software.
Also, on my technodiary page I discuss a recent release by Beige Records artist Paul B. Davis.
- tom moody 8-14-2002 11:18 pm
Tom, I find this work very interesting. Would love to see more. Why not e-mail me some jpegs of new work? **** (please post as anonymous)
- anonymous (guest) 8-18-2002 1:10 am