Seen here: my rough sketch (in foreground) and my final inked artwork with 2 overlays (for 3-color prints), ready to ship off to the letterpress gal in Portland. More about that soon.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Two New Paintings (Crehore)
Girl with tenor banjo (click to enlarge)
"The Angel at Gossamer Creek", painting by Amy Crehore copyright 2010, 16"x16", oil on linenCLICK TO ENLARGE
Girl with ukulele detail close-up
"The Waiting Pool", painting by Amy Crehore copyright 2010, 12"x 24", oil on linen (CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE, open window for full effect)
I finally got some 4x5 transparencies taken of my new paintings and scanned them for you.
I finally got some 4x5 transparencies taken of my new paintings and scanned them for you.
I also posted these paintings larger here: http://artofamycrehore.blogspot.com/
The Art of Amy Crehore (my regular website)
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Familia Carrera. Xixón. 1900
There are some lovely vintage
group photos like this one on
Von Aisaider's flickr.
group photos like this one on
Von Aisaider's flickr.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
The Black Imp by Georges Melies 1905
Le Diable Noir by Georges Melies (1905)
Read about Georges Melies and his surreal films at weird wild realm .
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Kodomo no kuni -vintage magazine from Japan
Okamoto Kiichi 1928
Takei Takeo 1927I know that I have blogged about this website before, but it's worth a second look. Kodomo no kuni was a Japanese children's magazine published from 1922 until 1949.
I am finishing up a design this week for 3-color letterpress prints and I am having so much fun. I am very carefully inking each line with small brushes. It reminds me a lot of vintage children's book illustrations. Tomorrow, I pick up my 4x5 transparencies of my new paintings from the new photographer, so I will finally be able to scan and show you those!
Thanks, Will for reminding me about Kodomo no kuni.
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