And Project 2) The Andy Warhol Project, or Maddy Warhol
Rectangle combo - Red-Orange, Yellow-Orange, Blue, Violet |
Triangle combo - Yellow-Green, Blue-Violet, Red-Orange |
Square combo - Blue-Green, Violet, Yellow, Red-Orange |
mounted on black paper |
Finally, these last few pictures are what have been going on in my Figure Drawing class lately. We're moving away from anatomical studies now and onto lighting and facial features. Have I mentioned how much I love this class?
extreme lighting study - 20-30min sketch done with vine charcoal |
20min sketch done with vine charcoal |
Didn't mean to make her look like the Joker in that last one.
And in honor of October, and the opening weekend of Sinister (I. CAN'T. WAIT.), I think it's fitting to show some disturbing art in this post. I usually tab artists' websites on my computer when I stumble upon someone interesting, and after looking through my bookmarks today, I've realized that I like really creepy stuff. Although some of these pieces probably weren't intended to be frightening, there's just something about the repetition/blurring of body parts that makes me feel uneasy.
Get ready to get your pants scared off.
Mother, 2009, pastel on paper, by Stephan Balleux |
Head of Fisher Stevens 2, 2007, magic-sculpt on aluminum, by Chambliss Giobbi |
Nude by Lucas, 2010, collage, by Lola Dupre |
Summer Games II, acrylic and colored pencils, by Alexandra Levasseur |
Lure #1, 2006, colored pencil on paper, by Julia Randall |
Lamb, graphite on paper, by Allison Sommers |
Grody Deets, 2012, oil on panel, by Christian Rex van Minnen |
Links:
Stephan Balleux
Chambliss Giobbi
Lola Dupre
Alexandra Levasseur
Julia Randall (again, I know)
Allison Sommers
Christian Rex van Minnen
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