Friday, February 25, 2011
A couple of fancy type samples I saw while I was in New Orleans.
Images from Fleurdlicious and A Wardrobe of Whiskey.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
2011.7/52
In A Rut
I'm not super sure about this one yet... It's an amalgamation of Nikki McClure and Michael Schwab...
The idea is create a strong image of a rider riding through a muddy/icy rut. An image that could be easily manipulated by the colors chosen for the silkscreen — feeling like winter using blue tones or late autumn using browns.
Friday, February 18, 2011
2011.6/52
For the past few months I have been creating my own typography out of simple Illustrator stroked paths. The effect is a very fun and friendly typestyle.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
2011.5/52 Snowy Creek
I've been playing a lot outside — cycling, running and hiking in the snow. I find the snowy woods really beautiful and I am grateful I live in a pace that gets al four seasons and that we have had a lot of snow for the past two years.
These shots are from a few weeks ago. I was inspired by a Holga I shot two years ago and I hope to convert these pics into a cool graphic landscape (see Holga and an old poster I created below).
Monday, February 14, 2011
2011.4/52 Winter Sunsets
I was walking my dog in the woods and I was really inspired by the stark contrast of the bare branches and the progressing sun setting on the horizon. I took a photo and extracted the branches — intending to make a silkscreen plate from this. This one plate with a dark brown or black ink could be printed over various skies made by smearing ink and/or printmaking.
I would see this as a continual scene (tryptich) or one cropped scene printed over a series of skies. This silkscreen plate would also be cool if I traced the photograph in ink — giving the branches and trees a rougher impression.
Labels:
52 in 2011,
Landscape/Nature,
Photography,
Poster,
Printmaking,
Silkscreen
Monday, February 07, 2011
I just heard of this band. I really dig their sound, super chill like a psychedelic StereoLab.
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