This is a series of inkjet experiments on top of some interesting textures of scrap paper I’ve accumulated over time. Seeing what happens with prints on acrylic surfaces was my main objective. Pretty neat results.
Main equipment: HP inkjet printer, pineapple paper, acrylics, pencil
Square Man acrylic painting with an inkjet overlay of an old sketchbook page.
Lineart printed on an acrylic base with some color touch-ups.
Printed an old polaroid photo over collaged papers; some pencil and paint additions on top.
Yesterday I met up with a few friends to catch up. The boiling sweat-inducing weather called for migration to an air-conditioned building and what better place than the AMC theatre to catch the new Bansky movie Exit Through the Gift Shop.
For a documentary that wasn’t on Bansky himself, I thought it was really entertaining and just as intriguing as the man of mystery. What was so cool about today that made it utterly complete was that while walking along Spadina ave. noneother than Ness spotted a “BANKSY!!” I recognized the area as the entrance near a sketchy playground I used to visit at night with my high school buddies. Although this can’t override the good times, it definitely enhances the concrete I’ve seen a few people stumble by.
Rumour has it that Bansky left a few of his pieces scattered around Toronto and some were already being covered up (had the proprietors not known what they had done?!).
Of course none of us had our cameras with us so we fumbled to grab our phones to snap a quick pic. This is what we saw:
I get bored of my website layouts constantly. So what do I do when that happens? I redesign it.
My design portfolio again (after only a short few months) has been revamped, reworked, and tinkered around with. Be amused and entertained by the fancy CSS hover effects. Ohhhh….
Will be updating with a lot of artwork very very soon!
Square Man acrylic painting with an inkjet overlay of an old sketchbook page.
Lineart printed on an acrylic base with some color touch-ups.
