November 25, 2009
November 10, 2009
I created this "book" for my brother Nathan, who has Down's Syndrome. I hinged two wooden frames together and completely covered the outside of them with photocopied images, tea-soaked paper and a gloss finish. Inside, I did a charcoal portrait drawing of him to fill the left frame, and for the right, recreated an original drawing that Nathan did, and gel-transferred images of him inside the accordian pages. 2007.
Self Portrait; University drawing class, 2007.
Pencil, vine charcoal, and compressed charcoal.
You may be confused about the abstract drawing on the right! We created an abstract image by printing off a photo, cutting it up, photocopying and distorting, adding a plexiglass self portrait painting on top and photocopying it again, and so on and so on, and when we finally had our abstract image - we had to redraw it as best we could. If you look closely, you can see I even drew where the scotch tape was.
Pencil, vine charcoal, and compressed charcoal.
You may be confused about the abstract drawing on the right! We created an abstract image by printing off a photo, cutting it up, photocopying and distorting, adding a plexiglass self portrait painting on top and photocopying it again, and so on and so on, and when we finally had our abstract image - we had to redraw it as best we could. If you look closely, you can see I even drew where the scotch tape was.
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