My blogs with artists on tumblr tags.
09/16
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After a year of delay and lots of kind (yet physical) pushing from Lacey, I have finally finished my originally promised painting for my mother. Some suggested titles that Lacey and I came up with over lunch were:
- No Country for Old Barns
- Come Here Red Barn, Barn, Can You Get It Up?
- Concrete Barn Where Dreams are Made Of
- Don’t Overstate your Barn
3 x 4 Feet. Acrylic on Canvas.
08/02
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Grande Full-Fat Espresso Con Panna
Rachel says: I just love her curves. I feel like if she wasn’t a coffee her name would be Carmen; a name which I think she probably hates. She’s obviously put off by the bird, which makes me feel like she’s probably not a fan of things that are messy, or fluttery. I think she likes things to be “just so”. She’s probably on her way to something important, like a meeting or a class. She might be a graduate student, in something creative like music. I think she also has a big laugh, and loves really rich desserts, like Tiramisu, and anything with dark chocolate on it.
art by Kora
Rachel says: I feel like her name is definitely Chloé. She’s either in Paris, or she wishes she could be. If it’s not Paris, then it’s probably New York. She’s walking her dog down a main street, rather than in a park, because she wants to window shop. Once she gets home she’s probably just going to sit in front of her Macbook Air and shop on the internet for a few hours, before going out for drinks with her friends. This is not to say she’s snotty, because I don’t think she is; she just has a comfortable lifestyle. I feel like her apartment is decorated entirely in pink. She really loves art history, but I’m not sure if it’s because she has a genuine interest in it, or if she just enjoys buying expensive coffee table books with beautiful prints.
art by Kora
06/19
∞ Honey Smack (NSFW).
One last archive. If there was anything that I loved that took an insane amount of time, animation would be it. I’m in awe of anyone who animates because even the simplest of animations would drive me to sheer insane boredom.
This was the only animation I ever successfully completed, and it relies heavily on tweening. In the end, I loved creating this with my friend, Seth, who wrote and narrated it. Those were some great summers.
Archives: 3D Renders.
I really miss doing 3D stuff. It always became so time consuming but it seemed like such a natural blend of math and art that I could never keep away from it.
That’s it, last of the archives.
