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Jae Rhim Lee video here more info here Here's a powerful provocation from artist Jae Rhim Lee. Can we commit our bodies to a c... -
My final project consisted of me collecting while I walk, taking in the foliage and flowers that surround me. (this is why I love Florida so...
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I recently came across a tree branch/ stump that would be PERFECT for this project (photos attached below)! I returned home to the Panhandle...
I really like the the consistency in color and design of these drawings. They're all quite specific but have a kind of whimsical sense about them, that seems to allude to the possibilities of design.
ReplyDelete"Polar bears and toucans" stuck out to me the most...I imagine this is talking about the dichotomy between cold, arctic areas and warm, tropical areas; incorporating a political stance on global warming. His use of red and blue colored pencils was very notable, as I love to use these two colors in a lot of my art work as well. I used to say "I don't believe the world is black and white or shades of grey, I think its red and blue creating shades of purple"; when looking at his drawings it rooted me back into that belief of using two primary colors to produce work. I also enjoyed his odd sense of incorporating different objects or ideas into one strange, but engaging, drawing.
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