Another installment of sketched out Monday. I actually had a model for this sketch...sort of. A dude came into Bernice's Bakery with crazy hair. I exaggerated a bit...artistic license don't you know.
Ok...so if you don't know this iconic figure then you are in big trouble.
Nosferatu - of course, the best-est vampire movie ever. That form occurs again and again and again in my assemblage compositions. It was only recently that I realized what an influence that image had on my work. Of course I had seen it as a child...but it still lurks and haunts what I do.
The other sketch I did this week was for a piece I'm working on currently.
Its sort of based on a sideshow fortune teller theme. I'll do a special post on the finished assemblage later.
Now...a new feature
I've decided to periodically have a guest artist sneak in and show a sketch or two to mix things up a bit This Week
Guest Artist: Serena Barton
This is a study she did for a larger piece to promote literacy....I love it. Plus I'm a sucker for those honkin' collars. Very nice indeed.
Serena Barton
(chalk pastel on cardboard)
You can check out more of Serena's work here:
4 comments:
I love the idea of guest artists, especially with a link to their art.
Burgundybelle
Thanks for having me as a guest artist! I love the Nosferatu piece. Scary and yes, haunting.
oh, I love your nosferatu.
I swear, that movie gets me every time, and it actually wakes me UP to mystery and beauty. I love it!!
What an awesome guest artist! Thanks for sharing.
I realize I already commented on this about a million years ago, but I just can't help asking: when the hell are you going to let me take one of your classes?!?!
(you know they won't let me back in new orleans)
Have a great big easy!
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