Three new drawings for the Paper Pushers show at Gallery 1988 in San Francisco. I'm really happy with these, but the scans don't really do them justice... go check them out in person at the show if you're in the bay area!
The second of these is stunning. It's amazing the contrasts in not only color (so to speak) and density but in experience. It's like two worlds colliding--that of the mask and that of the person behind it. Fantastic!
So gorgeous. All of them. I'm so curious to how you get such smooth gradients, and the paper you use!
ReplyDeleteit's magic! ...i mean, soft graphite and one of those paper blender stick thingies. and arches paper. mmmm.
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ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful delicacy to your work, fantastic
ReplyDeleteThe second of these is stunning. It's amazing the contrasts in not only color (so to speak) and density but in experience. It's like two worlds colliding--that of the mask and that of the person behind it. Fantastic!
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