It really does!!! At least it gives me the time to work at my website (STATUS: nearly finished!!!!! yeah!!) And it is connected to my art which is important ;-)
And for everybody out there I have this awesome video:
It is Neil Gaiman addressing the University of the Arts (Phl) Class of 2012. Enjoy!!
5/31/2012
5/20/2012
To get an insight
Although I am behind my study plan I am happy that I move forward. At least I finally finished the drawing of a Somso-modell. Nearly everybody knows it from school. In my school it was called Emma (it was female, the one in the drawing though is gender neutral ;-) ). It was so hard...since I have trouble with the 'big forms' it just doesn't get easier if you have to draw an already stylized plastic no-were-close-to-real-life-because-you-have-to-be-able-to-take-all-plastic-organs-out fricking puppet. But...after a lot of "you have to make something nice for you for every assignment" talk with my docents I decided to be guided by anatomy lessons and operation pictures (since body parts in formaline tend to look 'a lil' different than in real life)
But here is the result, take a look four yourself:
Furthermore I am busy to cross out stuff from my list. I will let everybody know soon when my website is being launched/the webshop opened.
But here is the result, take a look four yourself:
Furthermore I am busy to cross out stuff from my list. I will let everybody know soon when my website is being launched/the webshop opened.
5/08/2012
Delays
Due to some serious private problems I had to stop working on my website and online shop. I am really sorry for that and hope that It will be up and running this month. But I learned that whenever you think you have everything set to start/do something life just doesn't go along.
But I am also happy to be able to show something from the workshop we had a few weeks ago:
Since we used the scapula we picked in the beginning for every technical workshop we had so far: another scapula!
Maybe I should explain why we always use the same motive. First: The scapula itself offers a lot of different difficulties: concave and convex forms, parts in the background, parts in the foreground and even some slightly transparent parts and different types of textures. Second: If you use the same motive for different technics it is very easy to compare them and find out which one you prefer for which pros.
You can compare it yourself:
I can say I enjoyed more than using the water colour technic :)
But I am also happy to be able to show something from the workshop we had a few weeks ago:
Since we used the scapula we picked in the beginning for every technical workshop we had so far: another scapula!
Maybe I should explain why we always use the same motive. First: The scapula itself offers a lot of different difficulties: concave and convex forms, parts in the background, parts in the foreground and even some slightly transparent parts and different types of textures. Second: If you use the same motive for different technics it is very easy to compare them and find out which one you prefer for which pros.
You can compare it yourself:
I can say I enjoyed more than using the water colour technic :)
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