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January 31, 2005
Some Drawings
I haven't fallen off the face of the earth, really. I've just been really busy. To tide you over, I offer some scans of my notebook this quarter, where I put all the assigned drawings and my notes or ideas from class discussions.
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A fiber studio drawing. Partially done from a photograph.
Five views of my cardboard boat.
A row of Italian Cypress along one wall of the Engineering Building where my studio is located.
The Architecture Building. Brutalist architecture at its most brutal. I used a ruler to get the perspective right.
My knitting bag.
A recycling bin in the Horticulture Building. The reaction to this during review was, "wow, that's really green."
Posted by ayse on 01/31/05 at 12:31 AM