Drawing Experiment #22: Dice Drawings
These drawings made by 7 collaborators drawing over each other, in passing, between more important tasks. They rolled the dice, and made that many …
These drawings made by 7 collaborators drawing over each other, in passing, between more important tasks. They rolled the dice, and made that many …
these drawings were made with water, air and a coupla fingers. If you happen to think you can’t draw, think again — maybe you actually …
Evidence of a recent QuickRice drawing/humming collaboration. This one was called Chamber Music. Each “drawing” was “played” by each “musician”, in every piece so we don’t know whose mark was whose.
Nameless and homelesss, one day Kent Rodriguez Segura passed by this neglected object and realized out loud this was quite an attractive cabbage. “What cabbage,” I said. When Mr. Merserau from next door called out, “It’s actually a frog”, I was taken aback a second time.
For this exercise I investigated the bodies of the old boys, George and Dick. On further inspection you’ll notice the involvement of crucifixes, that provide a marvelous structure to the bodies, enabling the build to go very quickly. .
Chalk! A celebration of this ancient substance, produced by the potent and ever so simple single-cell plankton, the coccolithophore. Also a response to Mike Daisey’s dark ode to Apple: come into the light and embrace this modest, charming tool.
Despite initial doubts as to its value, this experiment took up what it means to “Go Big”, marking up and down 4 walls.
Mission continued: “Be Awkward”. Now being awkward in a new medium…
This video says everything I currently can say about drawing. And I actually have a lot to say about it. Thanks for keeping an open mind.
Maybe you thought that was tripe: love thy enemy. But what an idea.
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