Thursday, April 30, 2009

SHOWTIME!

So this is gridzilla. She's large, and I love her. 

seperate


These are the type of images I want along side the giant grid. I think the open dark spots will be a nice rest from the chaos of curves flowing throughout the giant grid.

contacts for curves



Thursday, April 23, 2009

gridzilla

This is the kind of grid I am looking to put  up for my show. I think each picture will be the normal 8 1/2 X  11 size, so I can make a giant grid of these. I will also be incorporating the text I write. I'm still not sure how I want to mesh the text in....don't know if I want to write on the actual images, print on them, write on something aside from the images....any suggestions?

Once I finish printing all of the images I will really figure out my arrangement, looking at how the compositions of each connect with and compliment or contrast each other. There is some color variation in the images, due to variations in skin color, which I think will add to the grid, giving it a different depth than what the images already have to offer.

Monday, April 6, 2009

This one is similar to the last image, both in progress. I've been looking into the composition more, using the transparent layers to make lines flow and catch the eye, so the viewer isn't stuck in one spot. Maybe trying to create some chaos.

spiral




There was something about the way he touched her curves, that she couldn't understand. In a bed ,they lay, in his sleep, a hand gravitates to her girth. The ignorance he held was pitiful. His eyes like those of a puppy dog haunted her as she slept. The ins and outs raced through her lop sided mind, she disrupted his sleep with a jerk of nerves, they doubled in her sleep, because she kept them so well hidden in the light of faces. He told her once he couldn't figure out what was going on in her mind. Truthfully- It was intriguing he said....Sarcastically- a mystery she said. 

Contacts for the human touch.



Thursday, March 12, 2009

sweep it under the rug.

There once was a time in her life where no one could find her. She retracted so far inside, the look on her face scared people away from asking what was wrong, because they could see that she knew what pain was and unsettlement.. and no words could cure that. Everything about her body screamed anger, but she couldn't create sound to deal with it, and she just wanted the satisfaction of telling him, like speaking in tongue, his mouth was full of sweets, rotting his teeth. What a horrible person you are.

we are just a bunch of parts.

So I've been working on images like this, things are becoming more ambiguous and unsettling. There's a mystery now to the composition and the color. 

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

This image is still in the works, I'm playing with the tighter compositions but combining 2 or more images, like I have done with  the mannequins, but now applying that idea to  the human body.
I like the composition of this image, the lines and angles have my eye floating along. Ethan and I talked about taking the images of humans and maybe making them look more like mannequins and vise versa... Not that I necessarily think I made the body (in this image) look more plastic, but I started to manipulate the skin in a different way. There is a mysterious feel to this image that I'm attracted to, usual a theme in my past photo projects.

Monday, March 9, 2009

Works in Progress



So there are a couple things going on here, Ron and I have been talking about taking an abundant of tight shots, Mannequin vs Human, but printing them out rather small. It would over be a collection of well thought out, rich compositions. 

The second image of the purple mannequin is a bit more traditional, Its almost an extension of what I was doing in Digital with the Mannequins. The two images left, I am exploring more with 
photoshop, as I did in Digital, which I really enjoyed the process and the outcome.   Like, I said these images are still in the process of being worked on,  I will add more as I begin new ones, and as others get closer to a finished state.



Monday, February 23, 2009

Greetings

This is my photo blog for 2009