Two coats of mud down, one thin, final coat of mud to go...skewed and panoramic view of what will become my primary 'easel' for all future works; large format drawings, screenprints, etc. (BTW- having an air conditioned work space is a new and welcomed luxury).
Almost complete with all the major interior construction and not a moment too soon, of course. Received an invitation this week to participate (alongside Kevin Taylor) in a small exhibit, "Skate and Create,"at the Columbia Museum of Art, Columbia, SC. Show will open in early January 2009.
They say that designers are only as good as their reference material. If that's the case, then I suppose it's an asset that I enjoy hunting/gathering books. I am certainly of the opinion that one will never run 'out' of ideas, provided you keep plenty of these types of materials at hand. They always prove useful in generating inspiration of some sort. Please leet me know if you see anything in the photos above that strikes you as amusing, unusual, or otherwise noteworthy.
...I may need to extend this idea of greyscale Drip Paintings; it could be interesting. One of a new suite of nine bound for SCAD/Savannah, GA.
Two coats of mud down, one thin, final coat of mud to go...skewed and panoramic view of what will become my primary 'easel' for all future works; large format drawings, screenprints, etc. (BTW- having an air conditioned work space is a new and welcomed luxury).
