It is now summer vacation, perhaps not officially until tomorrow, but the semester is over, grades are in, my room is packed up for the summer, and I am checked out. Every year I haul home at least one crate of things to work on over the summer, and every year I haul the same crate back untouched. This year, I'm saving myself the trouble. This year, I am going to be traveling a lot, and when I'm home, I plan on making lots of art, playing lots of music, and making major improvements in my many out-of-control gardens.
Here are two more drawings on some of the rusted paper I made a couple weekends ago on our art-group retreat to the lake.
that's a really cool effect! I'll try to remember to test it out myself sometime!
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ReplyDeleteHi, I love your work. I am currently doing an art foundation course and came across your blog. I've recently been using some of your rust imagery in my metal corrosion project as contextual research - I've credited your blog but would love to include your name and a little bit of information about your arty career, could you email me sometime, i would appreciate it very much!
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