Tag Archives: artistic process
Shuttered
Rear Window – Pencil Sketch
Continuing with sketching, I stepped out onto the balcony in our new ‘digs’. Instead of paying attention to artistic considerations (such as tonal values, and interesting geometric contrasts), I concentrated on documenting the scene before me. Important spatial relationships, of course, had to be correct (or close to correct) in order to reproduce a recognizable […]
Getting Back to Sketching – At Home
Time to get back to sketching… Haven’t done anything for several months, while we relocated to LA. It might take me some time to get up to speed.
Street Photography: Speechless
LA Dog
Posters on Broadway, City of Los Angeles
There’s a lot of plywood along Broadway. Someone told me it’s there because of possible protests.
End of the Scrapbook – Mike’s Toddler Days from ‘My Brother Michael’
This image may not make sense out of context. This scrapbook, that covers some of Mike’s days as a toddler, ends abruptly with a photo corner just about to fall off the page. This echoes the baby book that Mom and Dad started just after Mike was born.
My Brother Michael: Welcome to New Baby; Baby Scrapbook Cover
First Portrait of Mike in My Brother Michael, a book by Jack Davis
Mike would get frustrated. He would always take it out on himself. He has never spoken, so we had to guess what the problem was.
