Showing posts with label accordion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accordion. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Inventions


Front cover.
They are inventions of
the Spirit-- which

persists

in the stars.
"They are inventions of the Spirit-- which persists in the stars."
Back cover.


Inventions of the Spirit.
Accordion book.
Mixed media on paper.
12X12 inches.
2010.
Uban.

I made a lot of books for Katie Murken's 2D design principles class last semester.

I finally declared my major as B.F.A. with a concentration in painting yesterday when I went over my course selection for next fall when I'll be studying in Rome.  Woohoo!

Friday, May 13, 2011

Inside All of Us... (is a heart to call home)

Cover.

Page 1.

Pages 2 and 3.

Pages 3 and 4.

Pages 5 and 6.

Page 7 and signature.

Folded out: focus on pages 2/3 and 5/6.

Folded out: focus on page 3 and 4.
I made this last semester for my 2D design class when I was in the Foundations program.  It was juried into the Foundations Show this spring.  I didn't know that the show happened, and I ended up not getting to see my work up.  Sad face.  My professor ran into me in the bathroom, and said the show was over and they might throw it out if I didn't pick it up soon.  This is the kind of thing that happens to me... bahahah.  At least it didn't get thrown out, right?!  This post Other People's Love Letters has a picture of what my floor looked like as I was making it.


Inside All of Us...
Accordion Book.
Cut out paper.
6" X 9."
2010.
Uban.

Friday, January 21, 2011

Accordion Book: I will see you tomorrow, Sweetheart.

Accordion Book.  Sepia Micron Pen.  © 2011 Uban.  

Recently, I've been thinking about using different formats for my drawings, so I decided to make an accordion book this time.


I...


...will see...


...you tomorrow,


Sweetheart.

I went to that viewing that I mentioned in an earlier post...  It was incredibly strange for me.  The last time I was at a viewing I was eleven years old.  As we were leaving because the funeral was in the morning, her husband bent over the casket and said this.  I think I broke into about a million and a half pieces right then.