I’ve started photographing my portfolio onto my droid. This will be a long, drawn out process because i’m lazy. Charcoal+watercolor- inspired by Linda Parlato- Sep. 2010

When I think about all the bronze dust I inhale.

Project dump!

Tomorrow (today), my CRB, or candidate record booklet, is due to the IB monster, with pictures of my projects either completed or, more in my case, uncompleted that I will finish by the time my show rolls around.  So, here are some of my favorite pieces at various levels of completion.

Last Thursday, I did my first bronze casting.  I finally cast the surreal wax sculpture I made back in the Fall.  While I have worked in bronze once before in middle school, I did not attend the casting.

When the sculpture came out, first I had to knock it out of all its plaster.  Then, I went in with the dremel to take off the vents and sprues, and to start taking off the air bubbles and such, and I have sandblasted it once.  Now, I am using the burr on the dremel to smooth out the sculpture, and I will probably patina it when finished.

Lizahwd.  Unfinished til I get my lazy ass to do something.  It’s about 4 feet long, 3 feet high, wire covered in duct tape and spray painted… It is what it is I guess.

This is why I’m going crazy.  When I’m not working, running, doing homework (well, I guess this is homework), or sleeping, I’m doing this.

‎”Signac, the closest friend, follower, and champion of Seurat, was close to the truth when he sadly concluded, “Our poor friend killed himself by overwork.”“

Finished my Land of This!  I decided some muted color was what I wanted.  And the name’s sticking.

On the other hand, the infinity symbol is (approximately) one-third of my project in progress, that will consist of a wire picture overlaying two back canvases.. more on that later.

Holiday windows! We all worked on them for NAHS- this is why I haven’t had time for anything.