Tag Archive for 'work-in-progress'

resolution

The last time I made a New Year's resolution was at least a decade ago, and I think I resolved myself against New Year's resolutions. Kind of like giving up Catholicism for Lent. Anyway, this year, inspired by unclutterer.com, nubbytwiglet.com, and my paid-off credit cards, and abetted by the Harvard semester leaving me class-free for a whole month, I'm embarking on a huge project to purge my… Continue reading

process work

I'm slightly obsessed with seeing work-in-progress. I was lucky enough this morning to stumble across a draft of a lasting brilliant piece of design work that transcends into art. Every designer need reminding that nothing comes from wholecloth, and that every iconic image is the work of actual human hands. Process, process, process. Note that hundreds of sketches preceded this one. Amazing. I love this… Continue reading

Joan wears pants!

I was thinking about my little sister, and was inspired to whip this up for her. Just a quick photoshop doodle: pants02

we need a montage!

I had a lot of fun with the first project for my video class, and am really enjoying digging back into FinalCut Pro. Continue reading

Dead, Wrapped in Plastic

One of my co-workers, an incredibly talented artist herself, invited me to submit a piece to a juried art exhibit, Baby, It’s Cold Outside… , “about how you do/do not define, dismiss, despise, and/or devote yourself to ‘feminism.’” I especially liked the guideline to “free to offend, just be mindful as to whom you piss off.” Continue reading

a found weekend

I dropped my programming class. And to celebrate, I bought four canvases. I began digging into (quite literally) a massive, sculptural art project I've had broiling in the back of my head for months. It's top-secret for now, but David Lynch is its muse and it may end as half a diptych. Continue reading

Final storyboards

Here are the pieces that I promised in my last post. Continue reading

End-Game.

So, this semester I'm learning Maya—it's the same 3-D animation software that Pixar uses. I felt as though I'd be naturally good at it, because I'm an artist, sculptor, computer whiz. But it's actually been quite a challenge. The program is so challenging, in fact, that we've already begun working on final projects—which aren't due until after my birthday in January. Continue reading

A New Series

I call it 9down, 85down. Or, "ALAS, poor YorINK." Enjoy. Continue reading