Tag: portraits of people
Here’s a triptych of paintings I created based on the theme of the 2018 Works/San José member show: Infinite Memes.
I created this sketch for a self-portrait show at the Art NXT Level / 33 Contemporary Gallery space in Chicago.
Mixing is the last of seven technologies I’ve explored in Prior Art: analog media manipulation and vintage virtual reality.
Reel-to-Reel is the sixth of seven technologies I’ve explored in Prior Art: analog media manipulation and vintage virtual reality.
Transfers are the fifth of seven technologies I’ve explored in Prior Art: analog media manipulation and vintage virtual reality.
Darkrooms are the fourth of seven technologies I’ve explored in Prior Art: analog media manipulation and vintage virtual reality.
Zoëtropes are the third of seven technologies I’ve explored in Prior Art: analog media manipulation and vintage virtual reality.
Stereoscopes are the second of seven technologies I’ve explored in Prior Art: analog media manipulation and vintage virtual reality.
Typesetting is the first of seven technologies I’ve explored in Prior Art: analog media manipulation and vintage virtual reality.
Again, in the spirit slightly odd vintage photo captions, she was described as “famous lawyer and bicycle rider.”
This 19th century photo by Matthew Brady stood out to me because it was a woman with an interesting expression and an even more interesting description: “Edith O’Gorman. Escaped nun from Canada?”
This was a leisurely-to-finish painting based on an old photo that I later realized didn’t quite have enough detail in it.
Inktober is done, and here’s the last batch of sketches: this time it’s George, age 76.
This week in Inktober is Maddie, age 31.
For this week of Inktober I’ve been sketching Michael, 23 years old.
I’m participating in Inktober, an annual event since 2009 that’s an excuse to practice inking. I decided to practice facial expressions as a counterpoint to my Statement series of paintings.
The latest painting in this style & size – these are my husband’s parents Manny and Lena, from (yet another) great photo by Alan.
After painting my grandfather, I wanted to create a portrait of my grandmother in a similar vein.
Rather than using reading glasses or a magnifier, my grandfather uses these shop goggles out of habit.