Monday, August 14, 2006
Pages 45 and 46
(kirsten) Sunflower hand-carved stamps by Kirsten and detailing up top by Beth.
Pages 47 and 48
(kirsten) This was a wall design that I saw in a restaurant. The symmetry intrigued me.
Sunday, June 18, 2006
Pages 43 and 44
(kirsten) I added a backwards clock, to make it seem like the gears were inside making it work.
(beth) I wanted to try adding in a page with some drawing, but gears were all I could think of. Could be interesting.
Pages 41 and 42
(kirsten) I added some vines, but since there was a little tearing on the flower, I'm leaving the rest to see what Beth wants to do with it.
(beth) I glued in a piece cut from one of the watercolor crayon monoprints I've been experimenting with.
Friday, May 19, 2006
Pages 39 and 40
(kirsten) Just added a little definition to the people and background.
(beth) I added students sketching and then realized the perspective made that dog HUGE, which reminded me of another large dog - hence the red.
(kirsten) A contour line drawing of our school dog, "Taxi". Although she looks unconcious in my drawing, she was just lying down while my 1st grade students drew her.
(kirsten) Sunflower hand-carved stamps by Kirsten and detailing up top by Beth.
(kirsten) This was a wall design that I saw in a restaurant. The symmetry intrigued me.
(kirsten) I added a backwards clock, to make it seem like the gears were inside making it work.
(beth) I wanted to try adding in a page with some drawing, but gears were all I could think of. Could be interesting.
(kirsten) I added some vines, but since there was a little tearing on the flower, I'm leaving the rest to see what Beth wants to do with it.
(beth) I glued in a piece cut from one of the watercolor crayon monoprints I've been experimenting with.
(kirsten) Just added a little definition to the people and background.
(beth) I added students sketching and then realized the perspective made that dog HUGE, which reminded me of another large dog - hence the red.
(kirsten) A contour line drawing of our school dog, "Taxi". Although she looks unconcious in my drawing, she was just lying down while my 1st grade students drew her.