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Monthly Archives: February 2005
Weekend Update
I know I haven’t posted much of my work lately. I do apologize. A lot of what I am doing in class right now is either photographically uninteresting (e.g. perspectival prep-work) or multi-week work that I’ve already posted. But here … Continue reading
A Walk Through The Gates
As you may, or may not know, Central Park has been covered in 7,500 brightly colored orange “gates”. Apparently a project that Christo has wanted to do since 1979, it has, for two weeks only, come to fruition. I took … Continue reading
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Weekend Update
I know that I haven’t posted much of my own work lately. Sorry about that. Here’s a brief update. This is a figure drawing that I’ve been working on. We’ve started to do multi-day poses. This one is basically the … Continue reading
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MoMA
New York’s Museum of Modern Art was established at a time when no one was buying modern art. As such, they were able to snap up a good percentage of the really important pieces of that period. Yes, despite the … Continue reading
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Blog Update
In case you were wondering, Jeremy recently updated the software on our blog, but has not yet had a chance to re-personalize the look of it. It won’t be this generic forever! -Julie
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Bagboy
Title: Bagboy Medium: linocut with chine colle Size: 8×10 image size, 10×15 paper size Materials: Daniel Smith oil-based relief ink on cream Stonehenge and bisque Canson Mi-Teintes paper Edition Size: 34 I’ve finally finished off the last set of prints … Continue reading
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Anatomical Drawing with Frank
Fridays for me involove six hours of drawing geometrized conceptions of anatomy. NYAA calls this Anatomical Drawing. However, I know that this is really my opportunity to glean as much information as I can from Frank Porcu. Here’s an example … Continue reading
Socks and More Socks
Well, maybe the Fuzzy Feet aren’t interesting enough to have their own blog entry. I felted them yesterday, and they are still quite damp, but I am happy with how they turned out. Warm feet coming right up… I also … Continue reading
Dresser Scarf Socks
I must be in a sock-making mood. Last week I knit myself a second pair of Fuzzy Feet from scraps of Lamb’s Pride. They knit up fast, and gave me something to do during the slow afternoon of our library’s … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday, Jeremy!
I hope you have a wonderful 30th birthday today, sweetheart. I’m thinking of you and wishing I could be there to celebrate with you. I miss you! (Watch for your birthday package to arrive…) – Julie
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