I personally love drawing people, especially their faces. Each face is so different that makes it easy to want to study, whether it is more round or sharp in angles it is always very intriguing to me. So when I went to the Armory Show I loved viewing other artist's portrait and figural work. Here are a few that I really enjoyed, some bizarre, and just awesome. I am sorry for the slight blurriness in some of them, but with my CF and all my meds, my hands have a slight shake to them, especially when trying to stay still.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
The Colors are Following Me!
This past weekend I went with my mom to the Armory Art Show and I found a few pieces I loved but also I felt like I was being followed by my 2D class from my freshman year of college, the color aid paper was chasing me. When I took the class the head of the art department would joke with us that we would never forget our 2D class and he has been completely right so far. Nevertheless it wasn't to long ago that I took the class… so only time will tell I guess.
While viewing all the colorful square and triangle pieces, I think back to when I spent hours upon hours with an exacto knife and rubber cement and how many brain cells I may have lost inhaling it all first semester… I ended up digging some of my old color studies, or at least the ones I could find. After I viewed them, I like to believe I have improved in my own art world, I have found a way to enhance my messiness in good ways… with my own touch of the oil pastel rather then leaving remains of the rubber cement.
Below are pieces from the Armory Show as well as my own pieces.
Spencer Finch Color Test
Barry McGee Untitled (geometric) 2006
Simon Evans The Eye, Part of a diptych
Detail
And below are some piece I found among my old work from my 2D class.
This was a series of 4, however the other two are settled in
another pile of art somewhere
This was my favorite piece from the class, but over time the pieces seem
to be coming off... I believe I may have gotten more rubber cement
on my fingers then on the strips of color aid paper
The Blue Red Cross piece
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