Monday, September 28, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
Exploring
We rode along Front Street in Harrisburg yesterday afternoon. Perfect weather.
The gravestone of Mr. Harris, the founder of Harrisburg.
This waterflow looked a lot like the underside of a blue whale.
This very to-the-point sentence was at the Holocaust Memorial along Front Street.
Amy exploring her talent.
The gravestone of Mr. Harris, the founder of Harrisburg.
This waterflow looked a lot like the underside of a blue whale.
This very to-the-point sentence was at the Holocaust Memorial along Front Street.
Amy exploring her talent.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
White & Black
A Zebra's Stripes
I'm gonna keep this pretty quick because it's far too late for me to be doing this, but this is my most recent creation. White Charcoal on black Mi-Tientes. I wanted the effect of the black stripes blending seemlessly with the black of the paper and I think it works well. The zebra is such an enigma to me; that such an outrageous outfit could serve it well.
I'm gonna keep this pretty quick because it's far too late for me to be doing this, but this is my most recent creation. White Charcoal on black Mi-Tientes. I wanted the effect of the black stripes blending seemlessly with the black of the paper and I think it works well. The zebra is such an enigma to me; that such an outrageous outfit could serve it well.
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