Hair Comb

This is it. If only to prove my continued existence to the miniscule bit of internet that is this blog, I'm going to challenge myself to weekly posts.

I'll start with a bit of back log...

This was my wire project from the intro to art jewelry class I took last spring, it involved a bit of forging and a lot of soldering. Which I wasn't very good at.. I kept re-melting bits on ascendent.

It's made out of nickel-silver cause I'm poor, and because as far as I can tell the metal doesn't bother me.

It's about 8 inches long, and designed to stick off the head a bit, which could make it a bit of an eye problem when worn by someone short. Something I failed to think about when making it.

Red-Winged Blackbird.

  

  

 

 Done this past summer for a one day show case at my part time job. Painted cut paper and illustration board.

ADVENTURE!

It was warm and sunny this past weekend, so I decided to go on an adventure with my friend Link.

 

 

 

Ghoulies

For my work study I help out at the Black Cherry Puppet Theater. They're currently very busy preparing a new show for later this month, and I get to work on whatever project is happening at the time. Recently, it's been making background character puppets.

These guys are only going to be on stage for a few minuets, but they were sure fun to make! I only did the sculpting for the heads though, not the paint job or the costuming.







Sorry for the low image quality, these were taken on my phone. Hopefully I can get some better pictures later.

A Tea Set for Dr. Suess

For our ceramics final we were to make a five piece set for a specific person, real or fictional.













Happy Birthday Dr. Suess!

Ceramics.

Last semester I kind of stopped posting things, so now I'm playing catch up.
This is some of my stuff from the wheel-thrown class.

portrait sculpture

This semester has started off to be my favorite in Baltimore, even with the landlord issues. For starters, I actually look forward to Mondays.
This phenomenon is wholly due to my Monday class, Figure Sculpture. You spend the whole class building something up, and then get to viciously tear it down at the end, it's wonderful. We'll be doing two things in this class; portraits and half-size figures. These are the first two portraits.