Showing posts with label birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birds. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Hi Ho, Hi Ho. . .

POSTED BY ADRIENNE: 
I've been making work again. Granted its really silly work, but its work none-the-less. I feel like its totally different from my work in undergrad as far as mood and intention goes but some of the imagery is the same.  I'm drawing much more than normal. 

Also, currently making art for the Tomato Art Festival Show that is held in East Nashville on August 9th. I'll be posting those as soon as they are finished.  I could not be more glad to have a deadline again. 

Another announcement: Jerry Phillips, our friend Alex Griendling, and I are collaborating on a sort of traveling sketchbook project that we created. The theme is "Animal, Vegetable, Mineral" I'm sure we'll be periodically posting things about that as well. 

And heres a few of my sketches as of late: 
(unfinished), old letterpress/tea/ink/graphite/colored pencil/marker, 2008

Thoughtful Accusations, pencil/tea/ink/old letterpress,2008

Train of Thought,  chalk/tea/color pencil/ink/graphite/old letterpress, 2008

(unfinished), color pencil/graphite/ink, 2008

field studies, color pencil/ink/old letterpress, 2008

P.S. My 24th birthday is on Friday. If you want to get me something wonderful, I suggest going to Etsy. (just kidding. but seriously.) 

Saturday, December 29, 2007

Ringing in 2008 (Adrienne Miller)

 
I am finally posting some sketches of things I've been working on lately. Birds again, movement, multiple views of the same thing...been journaling alot to figure out why certain images keep coming back to me. 
All these have been separated and are currently shot in silkscreens and waiting on me to use them. 
My New Years Resolution: FINISH SOMETHING. 
 

 

Sunday, November 11, 2007

I don't know what I'm doing


"Dancing till the Grub Departs," 2007
prismacolor pencils. graphite, relief ink and paper lithography

Jerry Phillips

note: The first semester of graduate school and I have no clue what I'm doing. So, I have started to just make stuff, hoping a direction will be discovered and I can go back to seriously making work.