Quick sketch – working on composition
Matadors and Morris
Un traje de luces – a matador’s attire merged against a William Morris tile print created by Phillip Webb.
Maggie Taylor
A lot of design teachers would show students examples of graphic designers and photographers however none of the artists really stood out to me like Maggie Taylor.
Her artwork is so unique, she creates such a fascinating narrative with her surrealist mashups – even her technique is uncommon. By scanning her objects using an open flatbed scanner in a dark room* (pitch-black room to process photos) she creates depth in her photos.
Mood Lifter – 2001
The Beacon – 2009
The Collector – 2009
Woman with a Stone Skirt – 2005
*Her technique is quoted from one of my design professors.
Source: Maggie Taylor
Sketchbook Rooster
Sketchbook painting of a rooster.
Quick sketch before the day begins.
Piano Sketch
Piano sketch
Two Day Hand-Knit Sweater
Last weekend was particularly snowy so I used it to knit a sweater.
Made with 3 skeins of yarn and size 15 needles.
South Street Seaport
#ArchiSketcher
Recently I have been obsessed with architectural sketches. @archisketcher has been the ultimate architectural obsession for me. It is an account that is a consortium of artist sketches’ from all over the world. It has been a great platform for finding other architecture artists and sketching techniques.
Istanbul by @balashofa on Instragram
The beautiful Santorini, Greece by @nat.nattapan
If you click on the photos, it will take you to their source.
New York Chill
Financial District
Artsy Behavior 