Yep

done for the semester

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I feel like everything's pretty self explanatory.
I just ate a lot of lasagna
my dogs turned 3 a couple days ago

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PAINTER I HATE YOU SO!

those are supposed to be epic clouds but it looks like snow.

epic fail.

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hm

I kinda sorta really really want to dance like that

just saying.

Wow I'm a dumb

A bunch of illustration kids drew some spooky/halloween related things and it was bound into a book and given to a teacher at Massart who's all about halloween.
Some scans of a couple pages I did.. I did a spread but for some odd reason I forgot to scan the other half? I thought I double checked and everything to make sure. I'm a dumb. GUESS WHICH ONE'S THE SPREAD?
I think the severed head girl was drawn in response to people thinking my dry point resembled a same weber painting. rageragerage

an apple done on corel painter. I think we had to use the color and depth option. I'm not too keen on it. it's super cheesy. aightaightaight. After a while I just felt stupid trying to make a digital piece look traditional.

yeah suck it.

Process

ess ess esss
Just some process work for my next printmaking ..print. it's a 14inch x 18 inch hardground etching.
I don't know how it's going to translate exactly since the darkness of line depends on the amount of time the plate is in the acid for. so I'm not sure if I should work on the darker parts first then move onto the lighter parts so the acid has more time to make the darks darker?

oyhoo I hate thinking. Just been so burnt out this week.
anyways these are just some thumbnails. I was attracted to the left most two on the middle row. but I'd already done a yak/llama type print already and the other one looked really similar to a preexisting piece of work. it seems like I've been running into this problem when I find myself using the same compositions/subject matter/layout as other people. I did a drypoint that looks like a sam weber painting. ffffffffffffffffffffffffff. It kills me to think that I'm doing something original only to have someone else point out that it's been done before. fasjlkfajsfjlff
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An actual woodcut print

An actual scan of a print this time! THis is one of the variations I did of my first woodcut. It's over another girl's chiaroscuro print of a sun. This is the basically what my woodblock looks like right now, with that huge mass of black on white on the left side to get rid of that gross random splurge of stuff.

ok

some scans of other prints maybe later.

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