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Adventures in “Live” drawing
Here is a post that was living over on my VJ scobot page. I decided to move it, as I think it should live over here.
VJ_scobot | June 11, 2012
The following are some videos (and pictures) of some…
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Hüpfen (the game)
“More Info” about the (story) of the game: Hüpfen.
EDIT: It is now March 13, 2013, and Hüpfen has been out there “bouncing” or shall we say “skipping” around the internet confusing and confounding game players everywhere, or at least…
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ATC series 01
Created: May 2012. Materials: Watercolors, India Ink, ink pens, ballpoint pens, inkjet prints, clear matte medium, on “official” Crescent ATC illustration board. size: 2.5? x 3.5? Number in Series: 10
My first “Artist Trading Card” series!
I created these to hand out at my VJ…
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Watercolor sketchbook (selections)
A few selections from a “sketchbook” of watercolors. Created: Winter 2012. Materials: Watercolors, India Ink, sometimes ink pens (though that didn’t always work the way I would have liked), on sketchbook paper. size: 5? x 7?
I received a watercolor paint set for Christmas in…
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scobot 45 No.1
Created: Jan 2012. Materials: Watercolors, India Ink, pens, pencils, stuff, inkjet print on watercolor paper mounted on media board. Classified as a “45″ because the dimensions of the paper reminded me of 45 record sleeves. size: 8.25″ x 8″
This…
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scobot 45 No.2
Created: Jan 2012. Materials: Watercolors, Colour pencils, watercolor paper, inkjet print mounted on media board. Classified as a “45″ because the dimensions of the paper reminded me of 45 record sleeves. size: 8.25″ x 8″
This is the second “45″ I did as I…
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scobot 45 No.3
Created: Feb 2012. Materials: Watercolors, Colour pencils, watercolor paper mounted on media board. Classified as a “45″ because the dimensions of the paper reminded me of 45 record sleeves. size: 8.25″ x 8″
This is the third in the series “45″. I didn’t start out…
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scobot5
Created: January 2012. Materials: gesso, India ink, Acrylic paint, Copic multiliner pens, ball-point pens, maybe a whole lot of other materials (who knows?!) on media board. size: 14″ x 18″
I kind of forgot I had done this! So now, the piece must speak for…
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scobot’s sketchbook 2010-11
Here are some pages from my sketchbook, circa 2010-2011.
Early on, I was cutting out doodles and sketches and gluing them (collage like) into my sketchbook – making new compositions out of the elements. Now I mostly store my doodles…
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Doodle Scans 1-26-2012
Here are some various doodle scans. I am trying to figure out a way to make this posting of doodles a LOT easier, as I doodle ALL THE TIME!
I like to cut out the doodles from the sketch page…
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scobot early work 1
This is an early “experiment” Created: Sometime in 2011. Materials: gesso, India ink, Acrylic paint, oil pastels, colored pencil, this and that, on newspaper. size: 21″x22″
Enjoy a gallery of “in progress” pictures while listening to the “audio commentary” track.
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scobot primitive
Created: July 2011. Materials: gesso, India ink, Acrylic paint, (maybe some other stuff I forgot), on crappy brown craft paper. size: 29″x44″
Enjoy a gallery of “in progress” pictures while listening to the “audio commentary” track.
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scobot1
Created: August 2011. Materials: gesso, India ink, cel-Vinyl, marker, ball point pen (Maxum 1.6) on Crescent illustration board. 15″x20″
Enjoy a gallery of “in progress” pictures while listening to the “audio commentary” track.
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scobot3
Created: September 2011. Materials: gesso, India ink, colored pencil (white), marker, paint marker, ball point pen (Paper Mate 1.4) on Crescent illustration board. 15″x20″
Enjoy a gallery of “in progress” pictures while listening to the “audio commentary” track.
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scobot2
Created: August 2011. Materials: gesso, India ink, colored pencil, marker, paint marker, ball point pen (Paper Mate 1.4) on Crescent illustration board. 15″x20″
Enjoy a gallery of “in progress” pictures while listening to the “audio commentary” track.
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to sketchbook (animation)
A little stop motion animation showing how I build up my “layers” in my sketchbook. Make a doodle, cut it out, paste it in the book, cut around it, turn the page.
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Doodling LARGE
I created this image using a projector (and screen), a Wii controller (as a camera), the FriiSpray IR Can (which is a cool MTN 94 can with an IR led cap), Smoothboard Wii whiteboard…