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Columbus, OH

platialUser:doublezy — 2006-06-08 19:33:56.902014+00:00

...for sharing your drawings. Your work brings my first major laugh of the workday.
Tags: drawing, funny, laugh, black lines, wonderfully absurd

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P 1 U St & New Hampshire ave.

platialUser:jaclonde — 2006-06-19 16:07:36.067948+00:00

Top of the triangle
Tags: drawing, washington, usa, dc

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superDraw and Morgan Packard. April 30, 2007. 9pm-1am

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2007-04-27 05:35:54.956366+00:00

Admission 21 plus, Free superDraw takes live video manipulation to new territory by returning to basics...drawing. The visceral act of sliding a pen across a computer drawing pad suddenly opens up a world of animated possibilities. Audiences see the direct correlation between drawing and generating amazing visuals, in real-time to the live electronic music being generated by Morgan Packard. Morgan Packard has numerous albums under his belt. From bouncy dance floor music to abstract compositions commissioned by dance troupes, Morgan Packard is a very well respected electronic sound master craftsman. He often starts with natural sounds, and then manipulates them beyond recognition to create songs that are as natural and organic as they are electronic. Having performed together for many years, he and superDraw compliment to each other perfectly with sound and visuals. Residents DJ Flack and DJ C will also be spinning experimental party music from their laptops.
Tags: drawing, video, performance, art, fun, hang out

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Animated Gestures. ends May 13, 2007. Thurs - Sat, 12-6pm

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2007-05-31 13:45:06.063098+00:00

UPDATE: I tried to go to this during the art festival. Unfortunately, the gallery was having a PRIVATE EVENT and I couldn't go in. Incredibly lame. I was so annoyed! Three recent interactive drawing installations by Camille Utterback, Untitled 5 (2004), Untitled 6 (2005), and Alluvial (2007), invite playful interaction using a mirroring device that allows visitors to recognize an abstract representation of their own movements within a projected picture plane. The algorithms required to successfully render the desired effects are anything but simple. Utterback’s flawlessly designed interfaces do not allow the technology to overshadow the aesthetic quality and content of the work. By limiting the scope of each project to a finite range of exceedingly well-structured parameters, the artist ensures that her installations are easily accessible, revealing their complexities over time. Curated by Lisa Dorin, the Art Institute of Chicago.
Tags: drawing, fun, exhibit, interactive, cyberarts festival

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Truck Drawing Project

platialUser:jason — 2005-07-22 03:29:55+00:00

get a ton of volunteers together, tape a marker to the bottom of a uhaul, lay a sheet of paper down and shake the truck like mad to make drawings.
Tags: drawing, performace, piers, group, abandoned, n=williamsburg, ur11211, truck, art

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✓ Visit Brent and Serena, May 7-14, 2007

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2007-09-07 07:32:22.523871+00:00

Vacation! This was a wonderful vacation. I drew every day. I went to the beach. I spent a night in la Paz. I got to hang out with good friends. Highlights of the trip include Serena bringing her lettuce sprouts with us to La Paz to keep them watered and happy, having the hotel rooftop bar all to ourselves in La Paz, Brent's cooking, the rocky beach, making up stories about the ruins of the old cannery, and all of the hanging out. See all the pictures from my vacation
Tags: bugs, drawing, hiking, friends, art, beach, mexico, sunshine, baja, todos santos, brent, serena, la paz

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Old Lovejoy Ramp Pillars

platialUser:jason — 2006-02-09 14:32:03.29177+00:00

adorned with the sensitive drawings of a train working hobo during the depression (so the story goes). Stupid thing is, they saved these pillars, but are now showing them with poorly reproduced posters srcewed in over the (maybe not really there) hidden art. Bad bad choices for art preservation.
Tags: drawing, public art, lovejoy, streetart, ruins, pearl, pillars, bad choices, chalk

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Mary Cassatt was born here

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2006-01-20 12:59:42.163726+00:00

American painter and printmaker who exhibited with the Impressionists. Cassatt lived in Europe for five years as a young girl. She was tutored privately in art in Philadelphia and attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1861-65, but she preferred learning on her own and in 1866 traveled to Europe to study. In 1874 Cassatt chose Paris as her permanent residence and established her studio there. She shared with the Impressionists an interest in experiment and in using bright colours inspired by the out-of-doors. Cassatt urged her wealthy American friends and relatives to buy Impressionist paintings, and in this way, more than through her own works, she exerted a lasting influence on American taste. Born May 22, 1844, Allegheny City (now part of Pittsburgh), Pa., U.S. died June 14, 1926, Chateau de Beaufresne, near Paris, France
Tags: drawing, artist, painter, woman, impressionist, courbet, degas, influential, printmaking

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Found: Sponge Bob Chalk Drawings

platialUser:jason — 2006-03-01 22:08:21.478237+00:00

Very involved renderings of the cartoon character Sponge Bob
Tags: drawing, nopo, streetart, kids, chalk, peninsula school, sponge bob, ephemera

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Sold my sketchbook

platialUser:baostar — 2006-04-09 17:37:59.615963+00:00

I used to draw in my sketchbook tirelessly when I was a kid. One year, while in the 7th grade, I sketched and colored about 70+ robots and later sold it to a guy at a video store for $50 who I knew. I used to be obsessed with Transformers, Marvel Comics, and G.I. Joe at the times. My friends and I would create characters, sketch them out, and make figurine pieces for our role playing games. I wished I hadn't done that because it would be fun to flip through it now.
Tags: drawing, transformers, sketchbook, childhood memories, marvel comics, macross, g.i. joes, role playing games

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Tracy

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2006-03-06 20:16:57.138567+00:00

I'm a professional designer who hasn't done a lick of design work in about six months. I've worked in costume design for street theater, fashion design, interior design and gallery installation, and curating. My most recent works have been a series of very creepy doll portraits of livejournal users, and handbags made of recycled men's wool pants (which were in the Christmas shopping guide of DWELL magazine, excuse my bragging, but it was my first solo press). I also wrote and taught an after-school class where 10-year-olds learned about immigration in their community and then designed and hand sewed dolls representing immigrants, with little stories to go along with them. Anyone interested in that can let me know and I'll pass the course outline on for free. Great fun. My crafty passtimes include knitting, especially socks, drawing, drawing, drawing, paper mache, sewing, doll making, and printing.
Tags: fashion, drawing, recycling, wool, reuse, craft, teaching, art, printing, fabulous, knitting, sewing, lazy, designer, silk, crafty vixen, handbags, doll making, immigration, costume design, street theater, pret a porter, tri teddies, toothsome moose man, livejournal dolls, silkscreen, reconstructed, procrastinator, maple flowers, dfg dfgsd, dsadf sdfsdaf

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Queen Street West Gallery District

platialUser:artlistpro — 2009-05-31 16:17:02.43078+00:00

Tags: photography, drawing, sculpture, art, contemporary art, artists, culture, exhibits, painting, reviews, openings

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Drawings: Danielle de Piciotto, Vanessa von Heydebreck, Claudia Ahlering

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2008-09-21 12:21:42.742147+00:00

Tags: drawing, art

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Bob Slate

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2006-11-15 13:23:47.187193+00:00

Bob Slate does have a whole half of the store with junk no artist wants or needs, like calendars and hokey rubber stamps, but they also have pretty much anything you want for drawing. I got some very good drawing pens here. The kind of pens you can have a hard time finding these days. They were old and dusty and in a back drawer, but I got 'em. They have a lot of good paper, and a good sketchbook selection. They have a pretty great little section of technical drafting tools, too. I got a giant French curve there which I was needing for pattern drawing (clothes). Love this store. They have a smaller selection for painting, but I don't paint so I can't really say if it's a good small selection or not. It's also a good stationery store. They have great envelopes and you can even get typwriter ribbon there.
Tags: art supplies, drawing, paper, art, typewriter ribbon, pencils

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Pearl Paint

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2006-11-15 13:36:20.425739+00:00

I've been to pearl Paint in New york and in Boston and haven't been very impressed with either of them. They have a hugeamongous gigantic space, yet they somehow manage to usually not have everything I need. I also find the staff to be generally not that helpful. The screen printing section is pathetic. they usually don't have that many colors. The shelves are half bare. It is enough to drive a woman to buy art supplies off the internet, which is something I avoid doing because I like having art supply stores around. I generally hate going here and only do it in a pinch. It is fairly convenient for me to get to, but usually a disappointment.
Tags: art supplies, drawing, sculpture, painting, art store

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Utrecht

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2006-11-15 13:38:05.732142+00:00

Tags: art supplies, drawing, paint, paper, painting, sketchbooks

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Episode Two: Logistics

platialUser:mike1630 — 2007-03-27 10:07:28.816248+00:00

The large majority of questions "slash" concerns (from people after watching Episode One) dealt with Pedal's exact process, and in relation to this; the exact results. 1) Who are we following? 2) Who are we interviewing? 3) Are we driving, or also riding bicycles? 4) How long will this take? Which brings us to "episode two" - where I do my best to answer these questions as clearly as possible, while walking through what's to be expected during filming. As always I love to hear your feedback!
Tags: drawing, bicycle, blog, community, indie, vlog, documentary, pedal, coasttocoast, episode

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Listen Watch Make, 11 March 2007

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2007-03-16 11:00:17.477652+00:00

Tali and Kyle came for a visit and in their honor we had a little event at our house. Activities included: * the building of a giant yarn web in the back yard * Chalk shadow tracing and drawing in the driveway * Drum set by Jesse * Video drawing with My First Sony and a projector * Custom t-shirt printing with stencils * All-ages jam session with Greg Kelly * After-party performance of Coat of Embrace by Lovid
Tags: drawing, art, fun, kids, party, all ages

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Sunday January 13, 2008 2:30pm, Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School Cabaret Life Drawing Class

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2008-01-11 11:25:08.654706+00:00

$7 2:30pm 18+ (bring your ID, this is a bar) I've been trying to manange to go to one of these for ages now. Aside from the standard structure of short poses to warm you up and then longer ones to give you more time to concentrate, this is definitely not your typical life drawing class. The model wears awesome outfits and slowly strips out of them! The model talks! You'll clap for them and hoot and holler! You'll tip them! You'll chat with your neighbor! There is no teacher to embarrass you when you don't produce enough! You get to drink and draw without getting in trouble! There are snacks! Now is the time to heal those art school wounds. Dr. Sketchy's will guide you.
Tags: drawing, cabaret, fun

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Sun, Oct 14, 2 PM. Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School Cabaret Life Drawing Class @ Great Scott

platialUser:tracy_the_astonishing — 2007-10-10 10:07:24.555402+00:00

$7 2:30pm 18+ (bring your ID, this is a bar) http://www.truthserum.org for more info and links Dr. Sketchy's is what happens when cabaret meets art school. THIS MONTH's Dr. Sketchy's models are some of the awesome ladies from Big Moves! Aside from the standard structure of short poses to warm you up and then longer ones to give you more time to concentrate, this is definitely not your typical life drawing session. The models wear gorgeous outfits and slowly strips out of them! The models talks! You'll clap for them and hoot and holler! You'll tip them! You'll chat with your neighbor! There is no teacher to embarrass you when you don't produce enough! You get to drink and draw without getting in trouble! Now is the time to heal those art school wounds. Dr. Sketchy's will guide you. You don't have to have any experience, or you could be the guy who does the pointalist portraits for The Globe. Dig out your dusty sketchbooks or hit the store and get a pad*, and come join us for a little late afternoon nudie drawing date. *Artist and Craftsman Supply 957 Commonwealth Ave. is our sponsor, go in there and mention Dr. Sketchy and they'll set you up and give you a discount!
Tags: drawing, cabaret, event, life drawing, strip tease

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