Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Charcoal Video Animation


Scout Cuomo's video will be displayed on our building for the entire illustration show.

Showing every evening, stop on by to view this spectacular piece.

Charcoal Video Animation Video>>>



This Video is composed by drawing on piece of paper taking a picture of the drawing and continuing to carve it by erasing and adding more charcoal and carving the figure to move it along across the paper. 200 drawings makes 30 seconds pf footage.

Friday, May 22, 2009

post and run... Memorial Day Exhibit opens

Posting and running... But I wanted to share this; our Illustration show is up and opens tonight. Check out these wonderful pieces from Jeanne' McCartin.




Look at this little guy.
"He ain't scared..."




Also we just finished installing our installation from Scout Cuomo. Which are three charcoal illustrated, short documentaries presented on the exterior side of the building.









Scout installing the projector. More to come on her installation.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Illustrations hit Bowersock Gallery

Our "Illustration Exhibit" opens Friday, May 22nd with an artist reception starting at 7pm.
Also, we just received these wonderful pieces in from Tess Feltes and Joy Kolitsky; more are arriving as we become closer to the event. This show will be one for the books.


Full story>>>


Sunday, March 15, 2009

Lines, Color with a Story

Here is a sneak peak into our illustration show, May 29th.

This will be one heck of a show. I will name drop later, about all the wonderful artists participating in this show.
Some even have illustrated for "Highlights for Children."

Tess Feltes is one of six illustrators featured in this show. Her illustrations are amazing and are as equal to fine art as any other painter. Here lines, color and foreshortening are spot on giving her subjects a human like personality. Her objective has been to regain a child's original fascination with beauty, combined with the accuracy of the scientific illustration. I was so blown away by her work that she is now part of our collection of fine artists.