Showing posts with label black. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black. Show all posts
Thursday, October 2, 2014
An Absurd Memory
New assignment! This is one of the first projects we as students have done for an outside client. The goal was to capture the essence of seven short plays by renowned playwright Samuel Beckett for an upcoming performance at Johnson County Community College. The plays include:
Act Without Words II: In which two people of disparate personalities are stored in sacks.
Ohio Impromptu: In which an old man reads from a cryptic tome to an old mute man.
What Where: In which there are only five left of a group of four men.
Play: In which three burial urns take turns spinning yarns.
Come and Go: In which three women sit on a bench.
Breath: In which there is breath.
Footfalls: In which a sick child either exists or does not.
Death and confusion play major roles in each performance, which is why my main graphic consists of a sightless skull. The icons overlaid on top represent imagery from the individual acts. They are loosely joined by broken, ashy lines, implying the thematic ties that necessarily join each, but only in a superficial - or broken - nature.
Bring your kids!
Friday, October 18, 2013
Poison Apples
These apples have been poisoned with the cruelest cinnamon, the vilest vanilla, the rudest rosewater, and lots of sugar. Really pleased with how these turned out, I'll have to get some better pictures when you cool down.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
It's Raining... It's Pouring...
I'm not great at figure drawing - even less so on the computer. So when I want to make something with a person in it, I'll usually base it off a photograph or sketch it out on paper. I sketched this lovely lady in pencil, took a picture, and found that it was too washed-out to work with. One catastrophy of auto brightness/contrast correction later and this creepy fog effect appeared.
Hopefully, in spite of this unusual start, the finished product won't be harboring any angered spirits. I'll keep you posted.
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Shan in Noir
There are a couple loose hairs. I shouldn't have said that, because you probably wouldn't have noticed it unless I brought it up. To give you a positive obscure feature to focus on instead, look at that lovely shading. So rich.
The text reads "Black Cake" in French and is a combination reference to the medium of this portrait and Shannon's nickname, Snackcake.
The text reads "Black Cake" in French and is a combination reference to the medium of this portrait and Shannon's nickname, Snackcake.
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