Julian is Printing

our final project was to make a piece of monumental sculpture, make something little into something big (my dad, who is 6’, for scale)

our ink washes final stage in their life cycle was forming a visually very intensive acrylic painting; colored digitally and color matched using CMYK paints.

previously posted ink washes ended up folded into origami cranes as part of an installation that took up the entire room

wearable sculptural form that I slathered in ginkgo leaves and walnut ink. She’s made of paper mache and chicken wire, and called the KCAI Crossroads Gallery’s final show her home for the past month.

exploration of textures thru video

each 9x9 india ink on sketch paper

22 x 30 on stonehenge paper

Took FOREVER!

lasercut patterned shapes. the source for the pattern was one of the sharpie things i posted earlier! i really want to expand on this concept but i’ll have to wait until i have the free time

sharpie stuff

18 x 24