I did some practice on human faces today and ended with a quick self portrait of myself! I'm not very good with faces which is exactly why I'm practicing. It started out pretty rough today, but after I warmed up and got to the third face, I think it came out really well. Sometimes it surprises me what comes out of the ability that I have.
I'm not used to drawing self portraits and I don't like drawing self portraits, but I thought I'd give it a go. I think I just don't like how I look on paper..haha..I don't like looking at my face. Funny because that's pretty much a parallel in my life- in any given situation, I'm always the one behind the camera. I don't like being on stage very much. I don't like drawing my face.
Hmm.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Needed to brush up on my digital drawing skills. Plus, I had nothing to do. Also, who doesn't love Kiki's Delivery Service?
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Tarot Card Etchings
Sarah and I are working in conjunction to create part of a deck of tarot cards! We are planning to etch them eventually, but we will deal with that when we get there. This is my half of the concept art.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Sleep No More
Over the weekend, I went to go see a show called Sleep No More with a couple of my friends to celebrate my upcoming 16th birthday.
It's run by a British theater company called Punchdrunk. They bought down this entire old hotel and turned it into an interactive, immersive work of art. With a little over 20 actors, the show is silent and everyone wears masks. Spectators are allowed to explore and snoop around everything.
I loved it and I had a great time. Sleep No More is loosely based off of Shakespeare's Macbeth, and the theme is very film noir and 1940's. I think my favorite part was the jazz bar. I felt like I was on the set of a movie or at least running through a level of Bioshock. Pricey, yes, but worth it. I would see it again for a cheaper price/date.
It's run by a British theater company called Punchdrunk. They bought down this entire old hotel and turned it into an interactive, immersive work of art. With a little over 20 actors, the show is silent and everyone wears masks. Spectators are allowed to explore and snoop around everything.
I loved it and I had a great time. Sleep No More is loosely based off of Shakespeare's Macbeth, and the theme is very film noir and 1940's. I think my favorite part was the jazz bar. I felt like I was on the set of a movie or at least running through a level of Bioshock. Pricey, yes, but worth it. I would see it again for a cheaper price/date.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Since I still haven't seen North by Northwest, Mr. Ganes exiled me from class today and shunned me into the STAC room. I took this time and practiced some human body sketches. They were originally in pencil, but I decided to ink them with sumi after.
Epiphany on Dubstep
I was in the middle of dance (play the gag reel), and were doing African. I was listening to the music and the sound of drums when it suddenly struck me- a plausible reason as to why some people love Dubstep, house music, EDM.
As homosapiens, if we trace back our roots, we all came from Africa. In Africa, the drum and the beat of the drum is quite significant throughout its culture. This actually holds true for other cultures as well. That being said, EDM often involves very heavy and distinct beats and booms that could emulate the boom of a drum.
And that's my epiphany of the day.
As homosapiens, if we trace back our roots, we all came from Africa. In Africa, the drum and the beat of the drum is quite significant throughout its culture. This actually holds true for other cultures as well. That being said, EDM often involves very heavy and distinct beats and booms that could emulate the boom of a drum.
And that's my epiphany of the day.
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