Showing posts with label Shadow Boxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shadow Boxes. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Fungus Feep Shadow Box



This was the first feep shadow box I made, and was inspired by my frequent walks through the woods. The backdrop photo is one I took; the fungi and lichens surrounding the feep were commercially-dried objects I bought in college for a project that never came to fruition. Clearly, my pack-ratism regarding art supplies received a bit of positive reinforcement.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Wall o' Feep



This is my space in the ASG show at the Hideout. It's right across from the counter.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Monster Chess Match Shadow Box



Chess is only a small part of the battle for alpha supremacy amongst tentacle twists. Other trials include the blank verse poetry head-to-head and the double-blind wine-pairing gamut.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Monster Skeleton



I made a little monster skeleton out of various bones I've found, and had drawn a picture of what the living creature might look like (as per above). I assembled the whole thing into a shadow box and put it in a gallery. Well, the gallery closed recently and I got my shadow box back, and now I have decided I want to do a different drawing, that the one I made before is not quite right for the piece as a whole.

This is why you haven't seen any pictures of this shadow box yet, and it's going to be awhile before I can get to the new drawing, but eventually! Oh yes, eventually.

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Feep Shadow Box: House of Cards



This is still one of my favorites. I watched Casino Royale last night, so a card theme seems appropriate, does it not?

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Shadow Boxes - Circuit Workers



I'm currently working away at redesigning the feeps' main website. I haven't been keeping up with the galleries over there, partially because the Daily Monster provides a constant source of new photos, but also because the site design was so creaky I just didn't like working with it (I programmed it myself, and I am not what you would call a programmer). But I'm redoing it with CSS this time, which will make updates and tweaks a billion times easier than my 1997-style code. You don't care, do you? My point is, I'll let you know when the new site is up so you can check it out.