Zone – Updated
One of my favorite parking lot got a paint job! Even though the contrast is better now, I miss the old ‘zone’. (What would the Flatlanders think?)
One of my favorite parking lot got a paint job! Even though the contrast is better now, I miss the old ‘zone’. (What would the Flatlanders think?)
Unlike yesterday’s post, it is possible to determine two separate universes from the third dimension, as seen in the photo below. The curb-level universe casts a shadow on the plane below, which is the realm of the old white line. If this wizened native of the nether flatland has ever encountered shadows from other worlds […]
I wanted to see what would happen if I superimposed a regular, studied sketch on a blind drawing of the same portrait subject. I used a photograph of my father as the model on which to experiment. My choice of subject holds emotional content, as my dad passed away a while ago and I still […]
This vertical view of Flatland belies the fact that these two sets of yellow lines are in separate Flatland universes. In the three-dimensional world these lines are on two different steps of a staircase. The yellow lines on the left are on a step higher than the ones on the right. Are there parallel universes […]
I’ve done many blind drawings in my sketch books. Sketch books are supposed to be studies for future paintings or larger scale works. In the pen and ink/watercolor experiment below, I used two of my previous sketches (Man with Hair Too Small for Rest of Face and At the Eye Doctor’s). I drew the outlines […]
One can see that Flatland, as viewed from the third dimension is rife with texture. What is texture in Flatland? I imagine it manifests as inexplicable holes in two dimensional space and its figures. The rectangular figure below must have been surprised when it fractured while parallel parking. It suddenly spawned several other irregularly shaped […]
As soon as I drew the subject’s right leg, he was called in to see the dentist. I kept the rest of this page blank for as long as I could stand it (I hate wasting paper). The next day, when I was waiting at the pain clinic, there was a man sitting opposite me. […]
In order, left to right: untreated wood; distressed wood; purple pipe; wood stained with purple.