After I cut the pieces of wood, I let the kids paint or drizzle or do whatever they wanted to the raw wood surface using white gesso, then I proceeded to try and find the portrait within their own drawings/markings. It was fun trying to teeter back and forth between the kids work and mine taking visual prominence.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Drawings of the kidzz
These "drawings" of the kids were the first pieces I worked on when we moved back to Portland. I felt my drawing muscles had atrophied and was again trying to understand the basics of drawing/painting--dimension, planes, color, and composition.
After I cut the pieces of wood, I let the kids paint or drizzle or do whatever they wanted to the raw wood surface using white gesso, then I proceeded to try and find the portrait within their own drawings/markings. It was fun trying to teeter back and forth between the kids work and mine taking visual prominence.





After I cut the pieces of wood, I let the kids paint or drizzle or do whatever they wanted to the raw wood surface using white gesso, then I proceeded to try and find the portrait within their own drawings/markings. It was fun trying to teeter back and forth between the kids work and mine taking visual prominence.
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