Splatter
I don’t think I have posted this view of Instrument Five in action before. The throw of paint is almost spent, but the splatter on the backside of the drawing pieces is one of the clearest examples of this series, giving away the range of stories that emerge from the collision between the paint and the drawing pieces. The Paint discusses a certain occupation of the architecture that is modelled int he drawing pieces.
Instrument Eight
Another of the latest instruments, with my drawing in the foreground and Perry Kulper’s behind.
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Instrument Eight
Instrument Eight
Perry Kulper’s drawing and drawing piece is on the right foreground, with his paint catapult in the centre and my drawing behind.
AA Smout Allen Exhibition
Smout Allen
Smout Allen
Smout Allen
Mark Smout, Laura Allen and Geoff Manaugh’s British Exploratory Land Archive exhibition opened at the AA this evening – well worth a visit. Some views of the show.
Western Film Set Photo: Phoebe Chard
Western Film Set Photo: Phoebe Chard
Western Film Set Photo: Phoebe Chard
Western Film Set Photo: Phoebe Chard
Western Film Set Photo: Phoebe Chard
Set in rural Manitoba (in the middle of Canada) this film set for a Western lies abandoned and vandalised – until quite recently a western town marooned in the frozen north.
Kinkajou
A Kinkajou skeleton from the Booth Museum. Worth seeing in stereo.
Instrument Eight
But with greater depth…
Instrument Eight in Stereo
A 3D view of the latest drawing instruments, with Perry Kulper’s drawing and drawing pieces in the foreground and mine behind. Usual process for resolving the stereoscopic image.
Instrument Eight
A couple of views of Perry Kulper’s and my drawings and drawing pieces on Instrument Eight, ready to draw.
Nat Chard 