Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Monday, May 07, 2007
Day 49: Doubletake versions
Doubletake (original drawing) (1987)Gouache over technical pen over pencil on bristol. Pencils erased prior to coloring. Coloring done about 1990.
Double-negative (1995?) Xerox of uncolored original, cut out with an xacto and glued down to a black background.
I've always liked this image, so I've played with it a few times over the years. I colored the original inked drawing a few years after I made it, and had made xeroxes before that, in case I wanted to play with the image. The negative version is one of those playful versions.
Labels:
1987,
1995,
black and white,
collage,
gouache,
illustration,
watercolor
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Day 38: colorplay

Untitled (colorplay) (1997) dilute gouache on bristol.
Another quickie, just for fun with color. Kind of looks to mee like a parrot in motion.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Day 27 and 28: Red and Blame
Red (1999) Digital revision of Blue.
A pretty simple color-change revision, but fairly interesting on its own.

Blame (1999) Final digital version of Blue.
Some filtering, cutting through to a layer underneath that contained Red, and text, which was copied from a core dump message.
Friday, March 23, 2007
Day Four: Blue
Blue (1997) dilute gouache on bristol board.
This is really a quick, one off, color study kind of thing. Yet, I loved it. And I still love it. It formed the basis for a digital piece I did a few years later, but it stands as a good piece in its own right.
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