Showing posts with label sharpie pen on paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sharpie pen on paper. Show all posts

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Drawing Optical Designs

This is cool. I have done it before. I am going to try it again. How about you?

Learn to draw this.http://juliannakunstler.com/art1_opt_des.html

Here is mine:
 

Saturday, June 2, 2012

Three Lines, A Circle and A Character

A literal translation
The original instructions.

I put out large paper and sharpie pens on the wall in front of my studio. The directions were: Draw three lines, a circle and a character. The results were fantastically creative. I share a few photos of the finished drawings here:

I wonder - did Leslie Love Stone draw this one?
A Suzanne Gibbs Original - Yes, I too drew on my own collaborative drawing!
And other results of classmates labor follow below.



I ask: what would you have drawn? Share it and I will post it on a future blog - Thanks!
e-mail to: suzanneugibbs@gmail.com

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Draw on ME! Has concluded...

 Draw On Me! Was a collaborative drawing project created by 7 Claremont Graduate University students for the 2012 Open Studio Event. Sally Bruno, Clayton Ehman, Kristin Frost, Suzanne Utaski Gibbs, Stephanie Meredith, Dominique Ovalle, Leslie Love Stone. The public and our peers were encouraged to draw and the image was available to doddle on for one week. Draw on me initial post here: http://suzanneutaskigibbs.blogspot.com/2012/04/draw-on-me.html. Here are the finished results.

Sally, Stephanie, Kristin, Leslie

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Draw on Me!




Draw On Me! Is a collaborative drawing project created by 7 Claremont Graduate University students for the 2012 Open Studio Event. Sally Bruno, Clayton Ehman, Kristin Frost, Suzanne Utaski Gibbs, Stephanie Meredith, Dominique Ovalle, Leslie Love Stone.
The drawing the morning before the event. CGU Students had already found it!
Basic Rules: 1. Draw on the paper 2.Start your drawing from other drawings
The table where our participants picked up their drawing tool.
Engaged Random Participants

Immediately following the last group two more people came in to draw.