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Daniel Edlen: Vinyl Art puts a New Spin on Records

Welcome back, I always enjoy your presence here. There’s lots of stuff on the internet, so I’m pleased to see you back! I appreciate you :D

Today I get to post an interview with Daniel Edlen!
You have a really great niche and branding- out of many of the artists on Twitter, I find [...]

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Blu Combo: Graffiti meets Rube Goldburg

This little video is all kinds of amazing- feet walk, and morph into themselves again, a grotesque little monster crawls into a window, maws gape and eyes blink, monsters gnaw and prismic rays shoot from concentric circles- it’s the Rube Goldburg of Graffiti, and when someone said, “That’s enough, let’s move on,” I cried, “No! [...]

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Orientalism’s Fashion: John Galliano’s Spring 2007 Couture Collection critiqued through Edward Said’s “Orientalism”

In Spring 2007, following a tour of Japan, John Galliano created a collection for Christian Dior which pulled elements from Japanese culture into couture looks. This is a clear example of how Orientalism functions in contemporary times in the same way that it did 100 years ago. This Oriental world which was displayed in museums [...]

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2 Drawings You haven’t Seen Before

These two drawings are ones i did today, and added a watercolour wash over them. I’m going to play with them in Photoshop a little more, so they’re not finished.

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How to Make a Sales Page V.2

This is a super handy tutorial about how to sell things very simply through paypal. I haven’t tried it, but I also am contemplating adding a selling page onto Katanaville.com so that one may purchase Katana-style Christmas cards, and postcards, and other assorted Katana-produced items. My abstract-canvas belt that I wear has been remarked on [...]

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Baby Blue Balls as a Punching Bag at the VAG

Patrick Traer’s Baby Blue Balls, (2002 plywood, cotton, cardboard, polyurethane foam batting, vinyl, zippers, covered buttons, stainless steel buckle and chain)
These are some kind of soft product- it seems that a structure was made (the plywood, cotton, cardboard, polyurethane foam batting), and then covered with baby blue vinyl, and covered buttons sewn [...]

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Interview with Beth Morrell

So what is the main focus of your practice?
Right now I’m working on themes of memory and change in a person. In a way, every moment the self we are dies and a new one is born. We see this most in large changes in our life – graduations, milestones, traumatic events – but every [...]

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The Drawing Tool You Don't Know You're Missing

If you’ve ever used a Conté crayon, a graphite stick, or a pencil, you know the trade-off:
It’s a choice between the slow-going gradient of drawing pencils, or the dusty black handprints of those black stick implements.
But what if you could get the subtleties of pencils H to B, the speed of working with a graphite [...]

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Sketchbook Gestures

Today in drawing class we did some gesture drawings. I was rather pleased with this extended gesture drawing (9 minutes).

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Gradients and Spectrums

What if you got art supplies delivered to you each month? Would you be very excited? Would you tear open the package and open a fresh page? Would you mount them on a wall organized by gradient down to the 500th pencil?
YES YOU CAN!!
Would you eat lettuce and mild curry, dressed in a mermaid’s gown, [...]

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