Thursday, January 22, 2009

new assignments for second semester 09

WELCOME BACK!!!!
happy happy 09!
we have a very exciting semester coming up. Much work needs to be created however we have great avenues for our work.
so jump to it!
exact dates to be announced later on this blog.

all advanced printmakers are expected to enter at least one print into Y.A.T.





Message in a Bottle.


paper size: 8" x 10"

image size open.

vertical or horizontal

all printmaking techniques accepted

color or black and white

text should be included

2 or 3 prints of each image to each school ( total 2 x 6 schools = 12, or 3 x 6 = 18 ( minimum in individual editions )

instructors please participate also.
exhibition date opening : May 7th, 2009

the show will be up for one week

Trammell Crow Museum of Asian Art - Dallas, Texas(more info to follow)
check out this video recently done for this museum.
http://web.mac.com/meaganjo/iWeb/CrowCollectionDoc/CrowCollection.html
Work needs to arrive by April 20th, 2009



this is the information we sent out.



schools participating: UTA, Angelo State University, Vaal University of Technology,

Silwane S.P. School- Room 13 Art Project ( both from South Africa)

and hopefully Brookhaven.







TOTA Letter Prints

Paper size 8 x 10

imagine size..... small zinc plate

technique: etching and aquatint

Edition size 2 on good paper from TOTA folks and 10 for grade for this six weeks





ART BALL boxes

we will be doing relief prints in aluminum and blue film!

this is the technique that John Vinclark showed us during showcase.

we are basing our prints on Egyptian hieroglyphs... doing a modern self invented version/design.

we will address this project after completion of tota prints..then dma stuff then message in a bottle.


this six weeks all students need to complete alphabet/tota prints and their reduction print. this is the minimum!

Friday, January 16, 2009

Linda Tran, 5th period.




Heyyy I'm slow. C:

It's been fun. I mean after the super huge plates and all, working on small etchings again is a big relief. [The second one is old.]

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Zeke Raney Flex




The Pink reduction print shows the two sides of life as seen from a childs perspective. Also showing how i miss my childhood and the freedom i had. The second print is a dry point etching about my brain showing what happens when i go at an assignment without any preconceived notions or ideas as to what i am doing. automatic drawing

Juan Castillo


Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Emily Schlenker




Sarah Wright




miranda davolt-martyr

Okay, so this is my print of me as a martyr. It's a pretty heavy, wierd subject that I didn't understand and still don't, really. It pretty much just gave me an excuse to watch Joan of Arc movies. The one from the 20s is REALLY upsetting. Yuck. Anyway, she and thousands/ millions/however many martyrs died for god, were loyal people of god and had to suffer. How does that make sense? If you look at it from a modern stance, the martyr is like a victim of a mob hit or any homocide or fatal violence.
~I am emotionally/mentally stable, by the way! I am not usually into such heavy things or into things that freak me out. The fact that the oil ink looks kind of like blood is really creepy.

Monday, January 12, 2009