So, I continue to gather works for my portfolio, digging through every dark nook and cranny of my closet, and braving the spider infested corners of the basement. It’s interesting to see the changes in my work even from just four years ago.
I have four drawings out of 12 from a project called a semi-detached narrative. We were given the sentences and had to draw what those lines represented to us. I feel my strengths lie in portraiture, and human studies so I incorporated that into most of those drawings. The quotes in each drawing are above each piece. I’m also putting up a sculpture painting I did, where I used pieces of broken glass glued in layers to create a raised surface, and then spray paint to add a greater sense of depth. The bottom right corner shows some of the glass where I didn’t spray a whole lot of paint.
Also, check out this artist, Michael Hussar, who is primarily a painter. His work is somewhat disturbing, and quite realistic as far as his technique. It is interesting to see all of the minute details he incorporates in every piece.
http://www.michaelhussar.biz/pages/main_menu_pg.html
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| "I talk a lot of shit." BA 2011 |
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| "If you are writing childrens books you need to be a ruthless killer."BA 2011 |
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| "One of us screamed - I don't know who. Another farted." BA 2011 |
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| "Drugs or overeating or alcohol or sex, it was all just another way to find peace. To escape what we know. Our education. Our bite of the apple." BA 2011 |
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| BA 2011 |
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