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Digi Digi

Michael — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:49:02 +0000

Hi! Wow! I have so many little bits just flying through my mind these days, too many ideas for one mere mortal to handle. Let’s make them happen. Ah!

So, on to other bit-processing news… One night, a while ago, I was hanging at my friends’ house and I made these digital drawings with ms paint.

“It’s nice to meat you.”
(feel free to design a paper toy for this)

“Mmmm Bird.”
(the previous post was based on this drawing)

“A Very Stinking Beautiful Boy”
(wocka wocka wocka)

A bird

Michael — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 18:03:51 +0000

Hi! I made this for my sister for christmas. It is a self-portrait as a starving bird paper toy. It is acrylic paint and pen on multiple layers of bristol.

Presently,

Michael — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 18:07:08 +0000

I am finishing up some presents and playing with the two cutest little dogs I have seen.

This is a bird on a branch for someone that better not look at this blog today. This is constructed of paper, plywood, a tree branch, wire and whatever this weird bird is made out of. It came with this bird cage my sister got about a year ago. I painted it white and gave it some proper tail feathers.

In progress / IRL

Michael — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:48:01 +0000

I have yet to attempt to make a photolithographic print, but I do have a couple in the works. This is the key layer for one of them.

For one night of Halloween weekend I dressed up as this very bird boy. My friend Devon went as the sky so I flew around in her for a little while.

Another photolithograph that I am working on completing is this No Care Space Bear. This is my initial sketch.

I will try to finish these prints and interweb-ize them very soon.

Beep

Michael — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 21:32:35 +0000

At my current location, I have one pad of 9″x12″ smooth bristol paper, one x-acto knife with one #11 blade, one yellow opaque paint marker, two staedtler pigment liner pens (.1 and .5), one “usable” 12″ wooden ruler and one .7mm bic mechanical pencil. I also have assorted scraps of tracing and drawing paper that are in pretty miserable condition, but are definitely still usable. With these resources combined I have made this drawing. It is a multi-layered pen drawing on bristol with opaque marker. There are four different pieces that are not yet glued together, because I don’t have any glue.

This drawing is referenced from two photographs in the March 2002 National Geographic in an article about prairie-chickens.

“Beep!”
3″ x 8″
pen and paint on bristol