

9/27/02

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Griffin!
This is the second in my series I've entitled "Stupidly Big Sculptures". Unlike the last one, this
one disassembles. Never let it be said I can't learn. However, it still requires a minivan to move. Oh well!
Good thing I have good friends with minivans! (-:
I won an Honorable Mention of some sort at Worldcon in Boston of 2004 (which
is where this picture was taken), and a Judge's Choice
ribbon at Arisia this year. The Arisia folks were really
wonderful to me, and made the whole experience really positive in a way that more than offset the less-than-fun
Worldcon art show experience. |
paintings
I work with acrylic paint primarily in what is called "hard-edged technique", which is mainly used
for geometric abstract. I use it representationally.
Essentially, it is working with flat color fields, although I have begun doing very small
amounts of blended fields for emphasis, such as on the bear in the image at right.
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