10 teams collaborated for this blind drawing challenge. Each team member emailed me their drawings without their team mates seeing what they drew, and I assembled them. It was fun to get these in my inbox. We are definitely doing this again. Check out these drawings! Winning team below.
D. Lisa West, Katherine L Wright, Madelaine Mimi Torchia Boothby
RECKLESS LINES! Katie White submitted the middle, Robbie Devine drew the head, and Catie Devine drew the ‘feet’ (if jellyfish bits can be called feet). For their weird and fabulous collaboration, Katie, Robbie, and Catie will be receiving Seattle Artist League painting aprons. Fantastic job everybody! I loved all of these. [image_with_animation image_url=”4940″ alignment=”” animation=”Fade In” delay=”500″]
Are you ready for round 2?
Click here for Exquisite Corpse Team Challenge #2: Chicken Coop
[image_with_animation image_url=”6299″ alignment=”” animation=”None” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] Sara Rahbar Wiki: Sara Rahbar (born in 1976 in Tehran, Iran) is a contemporary, mixed media artist based in New York City. Her work ranges from photography to sculpture to installation and often stems from her personal experiences and is largely autobiographical. In 1982, Rahbar and her family fled …
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I look at a lot of art, and I don’t tend to see colored pencil drawings popping up in the mix of esteemed or daring artworks. Oils, pastels, graphite, watercolor, ink, even conte is common in museums and galleries, but colored pencils seem to be a material outgrown as soon as any of the others …
What can one detail tell us about a scene? If you’re Lynne Ramsay: absolutely everything. In this episode from “Every Frame a Painting” Tony Zhou considers the poetic possibilities of cinema. He presents ideas for film that you can also be applied to paintings. (7 minutes)
Exquisite Corpse Challenge 1 Winners
10 teams collaborated for this blind drawing challenge. Each team member emailed me their drawings without their team mates seeing what they drew, and I assembled them. It was fun to get these in my inbox. We are definitely doing this again. Check out these drawings! Winning team below.
And the winning team is…
RECKLESS LINES! Katie White submitted the middle, Robbie Devine drew the head, and Catie Devine drew the ‘feet’ (if jellyfish bits can be called feet). For their weird and fabulous collaboration, Katie, Robbie, and Catie will be receiving Seattle Artist League painting aprons. Fantastic job everybody! I loved all of these. [image_with_animation image_url=”4940″ alignment=”” animation=”Fade In” delay=”500″]
Are you ready for round 2?
Click here for Exquisite Corpse Team Challenge #2: Chicken Coop
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