Posts tagged Thesis
Some quick show documentation part 2.
Looking through my book: Mundus Subterraneus. Book is multiple large format digital prints, silkscreen, india ink, pastel, and pencil on paper. Accordion fold. 21 inch by 34 inch page size that unfolds to 28 feet.
Plus Wheels Within Wheels - a variation on Kepler’s model of the solar system.
Some quick show documentation. Looking through my book: Mundus Subterraneus. Book is multiple large format digital prints, silkscreen, india ink, pastel, and pencil on paper. Accordion fold. 21 inch by 34 inch page size that unfolds to 28 feet.
Sketches for works in my Thesis show, which should be all up and installed by Wednesday.
Installation shots of (a section of) a print piece, Squaring a Circle, at Southwestern College.
Multiple inkjet prints on paper.
(Thanks for the photos, Sadie!)
A map of a book. A book in progress.
Soon this mess of paper and printed information will see a mess of drawing on top of it. Then it will be folded and glued together. And then it will gain a cover.
And then it will be in my Thesis Show.
Mundus Subterraneus.
Things I’m looking at. Things I’m printing. Things I’m folding.
Working out Kepler’s model of the solar system. Books all over the floor. B-Side for a way-too-oversized accordion fold book.
Atlas Plate #11.
Hokusai Manga, some of the Kardambikis family in the village, Paul Laffoley, and Kepler’s Model of the Solar System (I want to build this)!
Sketches to help me organize how to print several layers of mountain ranges onto several 28ft pieces of paper several times.
And how to make all of that into a book. A big book.
Atlas Plate #9.
Small desert zine I’ve made, Hollow Earth by David Standish, Celestial Maps, and the floor plan for the Visual Arts Gallery. My Thesis show will go up in that gallery by May 4th. It will deal with parts of the desert, a hollow earth model, and some sort of celestial map.
I hope.
Plan for making a 30 foot long print. Multiple passes through the plotter. One print out of four. Hopefully.
