Showing posts with label School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label School. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2011

From start till the end.

So... A friend asked what happened to the paper figure from this old post, an instillation piece I did earlier this year. I thought I should do a post about the instillation piece. I don't have much photos, but here we go!

News paper birds, covered up with old animation papers and  wall paper paste. I used corrugated card board for the wings.

Same process as above.
In exchange for a deer's head, I requested some friends to help fold hundreds of mini paper cranes, and they helped me further with the installation of the cranes. :')

After hours of trial and error, the instillation was finally up! It was quite a joy to walk around the hanging paper cranes.

Cameo of someone's butt and other student's works.

After six months of spooking people, collecting dust and threats from the father lord to charge rent for taking up space, paper figure finally hit the bin. :(

The birds live on, in a store at far east shopping center. :)
Well, that's it!

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Dusty blog is dusty.

Quick sketches of live models. Done between 2 - 5 miniutes with a Pilot G-tec C4.

You can see my frustration at the hips of the woman and the guy.
"not getting it right!! ARRGGHHH!!"
*scribble*

Forgot how long this sketch took me. Slightly longer than 5 min?  Hm...

Old man tonal study.

Late for work no more. This thing eats cars too.
Yeah... apologies for the total lack of updates. I was working on a project and finding a job recently. (I got a job! yay!) Wow, it's been six months since this blog was set up. I think I am getting more efficient with working directly in photoshop! I have made some progress. Woo~ Things are slowly settling in place, and I hope to work on old projects! Until the next post! :D

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

And Suddenly...

Birds! Lots of them! An art installation piece for school. It was fun not working in front of the computer. This piece took three weeks to complete, with the help of friends who folded paper cranes.