68 people, and 9 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. Unlike the two previous drawing challenges, this challenge was an invitation to see how many members a team could assemble. Bugs below.
This challenge was an invitation to see how many members a team could assemble. With 21 contributions, the winner for the most team members, thus the longest bug, was “No Bugs In The Salad!” Well done.
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Today instead of “See and Respond” your challenge is to “Hear and Respond.” Check out this series by Jason Moran for inspiration. Jason Moran Pianist and jazz composer, Jason Moran is interested in the cultural and political history of African American music. You can listen to a 7 minute piano piece here. Recently, his musical …
Take a class with SAL – anywhere! See those little horns at the top of Moses’ head? It’s a bit of a misunderstanding. In the old Latin Vulgate Bible, they used the term “cornuta facies” which can be translated either as “horned face” or “radiant face” to describe how Moses’ looked after he chatted with …
Our printmaking instructor Nikki Barber has been printing posters in her basement for protest rallies and marches. “I feel responsible to stand up for my friends who are Black and my friends who are Brown, since I white-pass so easily, but am not white.” Nikki has been active in the social, political, and art in …
Blemmyes are mythical creatures without a head, with their facial features on their chest. Blemmyes are said to occur in two types: with eyes on the chest or with the eyes on the shoulders. Epiphagi, a variant name for the headless people of the Brisone, is sometimes used as a term referring strictly to the eyes-on-the-shoulders type. Below are some images …
Exquisite Corpse Challenge 3 Winners
Insect Challenge
68 people, and 9 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. Unlike the two previous drawing challenges, this challenge was an invitation to see how many members a team could assemble. Bugs below.
“2 Hills” Team
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“3 Fools” Team
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“Flying Pig” Team
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“Hyberbol Mayham” Team
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“Reckless Lines” Team
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“Transcendence” Team
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“WiHaHo” Team
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Runner Up (the Leg)
Best Inky End award goes to the “Amoebic Combustion Accident” team. Well done, Leaguers. You’re thoroughly creepy.
“Amoebic Combustion Accident” Team
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Longest Insatiable Insect
This challenge was an invitation to see how many members a team could assemble. With 21 contributions, the winner for the most team members, thus the longest bug, was “No Bugs In The Salad!” Well done.
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