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one of my former professors in undergrad makes some really cool work for the Coney Island side show.
one of my former professors in undergrad makes some really cool work for the Coney Island side show.
veeyenenwhy:
ooooh... that's very Jackson Pollock cool 
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anjuli:
the red paint on the chair was a performance piece i did... i started in a white chair naked and painted my entire body and the chair red... visually pretty powerful... kayaking huh... my brother is a competitive kayaker he gets to go down all sorts of crazy rivers in all different parts of the world... i haven't tried white water, but it seems fucking rad! glad you like the pics 
like this one of you 
... did a new shoot tonight w/ an incredible photog!
like this one of you ... did a new shoot tonight w/ an incredible photog!
veeyenenwhy:
I've seen some river surfing before. It looks pretty hard core. A lot of people kayak the bay here. I think I'll start with that before I get into the heavy stuff. So many things to do and it seems like so little time. I'm going to teach my son to catch his first wave next summer. I can't wait to see the stoke on the little guy's face!
anjuli:
your art is beautiful... thanks for the friendship
veeyenenwhy:
Your work is awesome!!!
faye:
Hey,
Thanks for the advice, when I used to paint on canvas I made all my own stretchers and stuff like that.
It had just been a long time since I had been in a wood shop and I kinda forgot all the basics with this I guess.
The fact that this dude was "helping" me and didn't let me actually get in there and do it myself made it worse. I'm far better at accepting mistakes when they are my own.
I actually fixed it though. It all worked out. I was just too "into" it and pissed off to realize what needed to be done. I talked to the boy, he calmed me down and as soon as I got off the phone with him and looked at everything again I knew what I needed to do. They're not exactly what I wanted but, they'll do and it's far better than starting to do new work for a deadline that's three days away.
It's kinda my first show, the first show that actually means something anyways and it wouldn't be me without a crisis involved.
Thanks so much for the comment though. Usually when I post things about art, questions, rants...anything (usually in the painters group) my shit goes unanswered or I get stupid little answers when I want BIG ASS LONG INSTRUCTION answers like yours was.
I'm Faye by the way...nice to meet you.
Thanks for the advice, when I used to paint on canvas I made all my own stretchers and stuff like that.
It had just been a long time since I had been in a wood shop and I kinda forgot all the basics with this I guess.
The fact that this dude was "helping" me and didn't let me actually get in there and do it myself made it worse. I'm far better at accepting mistakes when they are my own.
I actually fixed it though. It all worked out. I was just too "into" it and pissed off to realize what needed to be done. I talked to the boy, he calmed me down and as soon as I got off the phone with him and looked at everything again I knew what I needed to do. They're not exactly what I wanted but, they'll do and it's far better than starting to do new work for a deadline that's three days away.
It's kinda my first show, the first show that actually means something anyways and it wouldn't be me without a crisis involved.
Thanks so much for the comment though. Usually when I post things about art, questions, rants...anything (usually in the painters group) my shit goes unanswered or I get stupid little answers when I want BIG ASS LONG INSTRUCTION answers like yours was.
I'm Faye by the way...nice to meet you.
faye:
For the show itself, not that I'm aware of. If you have facebook there is a privet group for the gallery, there is a site but it's not done yet.
www.blacksheepbetty.com
www.blacksheepbetty.com
I wish I could see those up close. The architecture frames the works well!