Unplanned. All made to break the routine.
Saw them while I was clearing away the junk piled on my work table. I forgot to bring them with me for Art in the Park. Since I wasn’t able to document the stuff I brought there, well, these two will do for now. Anyway, the stuff I brought there were artworks based on alter egos and lucid dreams.
Most of us have alter egos and we all experience lucid dreaming.
Fran‘s delicate ceramic rabbit.
Pergy‘s well-crafted felt pieces.
Photo grabbed from Tinsley Garanchon‘s FB account. Super thanks!
Also: Massive thanks to those who visited our booth and supported us last Saturday. Was happy that people bought our postcards. :)
So many things to do but most of the time I just want to lie down and watch the sky change colors. :P
Just wanted to draw something light and easy.
Made them to break the boredom because I spent the whole day mostly on the couch due to fever. Thank goodness for meds, I think I’ll be alright come Saturday.
It’s that time of the year
Requirements (Do click the links):
1. Accomplished application form
2) 1 illustration based on the story “Anong Gupit Natin Ngayon”
3. 5 sample illustrations from your portfolio
Deadline on February 29, 2012, 5pm
email at hello@ang-ink.org
poster by : james abalos
Goodluck!
exercise
Somewhere along Arlegui, Quiapo.
Just working on my drawing skills. :P
Extended!
Ain’t it great? If you haven’t seen the exhibit yet, it’s time to drag your lovely bon-bon to Ayala Museum for a visual treat. :D
What else? I don’t have photos from last Saturday’s workshop but massive thank yous to the people who went there especially the kids. I hope you had a blast and of course, massive thanks to pergy and abi for the help!
Pulp Fiction / Subconscious
Subconscious
rubbercut
I mentioned earlier it took some time for me to pick up my carving set and work on some rubbercut prints. Since there’ll be a show this coming thursday, which is Jan 19, I thought why not work on it? And voila! I made 3 rubber cut prints.
Works from:
Pergy Acuña, Isabel Afable, Aldy Aguirre, Fran Alvarez, Zeus Bascon, Anjo Bolarda, Raf Banzuela, Peewee Bisnon, Vermont Coronel, Celina de Guzman, Yas Doctor, Nina Garcia, Ramona Gaston, Clarissa Gonzalez, Rommel Joson, Gigi Lapid, Veronica Laurel, Jacob Lindo, Hannah Liongoren, Quiccs Maiquez, Kat Medina, Isa Natividad, Maki Navarrete, Ak Ocol, Carina Santos, Bru Sim, Gabriel Tiongson, Brian Vallesteros, Chalk Zaldivar and Tof Zapanta
Show opens on Jan 19 and will run until the 4th of Feb.
WIP
That’s the first template and I’ll finish the other later so I can start working on the rubber pad. It’s been a while since I’ve done rubbercut so here goes!
Claytime
It took months for me to open that jar of air-dry clay which I received as a birthday gift.
Thank goodness, the clay is still in good condition and that gave me the chance to play and fun with the material. I remember I used to play with my father’s modeling clay and I would randomly stick my works in the house. Shaping the air-dry clay is a bit different from the modeling clay; aside from using water to make the material even more malleable. It’s sticky and definitely messy but I didn’t mind because it’s just fun shaping the clay. I’ve always wanted to come up with something 3D. I’ll give papier-mache a shot, too. I hope one day I can work with different types of clay as well as create big works using different materials.
Will clean the edges as soon as they dry a bit.
So tonight, I will watch a random Kung fu flick, draw, read a book, and play with clay. :D
