Here it is. This piece is the second in a series tentatively titled "Post Mortem."
When the series is complete I will be hanging the work at a cafe in Queen Anne called Holly's.
Any feedback would be appreciated.
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I think your most recent work: "mixed messages" is hot! It's really cool how you were able to express so many intense emotions with just skulls. They are inanimate objects, and yet I can really feel alot from both of them. I am very interested to see the next installment of "postmortem".
haha no but seriously, i think darkening the cast shadow below the skulls would help them pop. the table top seems kind of flat and the skulls dont seem to be placed. it could be me, seeing the piece over the internet never does it justice. also i really like the loose outline around the clouds.
I am an artist and educator living in the Pacific Northwest. I currently teach at DigiPen Institute of Technology. Prior to teaching here, I was a teacher and chairman of the Fine Arts Department at a private school in Boston. I received my undergrad degree in Illustration from Massachusetts College of Art, and my grad degree in Illustration was completed at Syracuse University. Although I'm devoted primarily to teaching, I occasionally exhibit my work and have had the opportunity to see my work in print as a graphic designer and an illustrator. In 1999 I was an award winner in the Illustrators of the Future competition hosted by Bridge Publications in Los Angeles, California. In 2000 I was awarded Juror's Choice in the Falmouth Artists' Guild's fall, open juried exhibition. Since then I ain't won nuthin'. Thank you and goodnight. Unless otherwise noted, all images are copyright '06, '07, '08, '09, '10, '11, '12, '13 Robert G. Kmiec and may not be used without written consent.
4 comments:
I think your most recent work: "mixed messages" is hot! It's really cool how you were able to express so many intense emotions with just skulls. They are inanimate objects, and yet I can really feel alot from both of them. I am very interested to see the next installment of "postmortem".
lighten the lights.
darken the darks.
haha no but seriously, i think darkening the cast shadow below the skulls would help them pop. the table top seems kind of flat and the skulls dont seem to be placed. it could be me, seeing the piece over the internet never does it justice. also i really like the loose outline around the clouds.
Thanks for the comments . . . keep 'em coming - good stuff!
another story of the age old story of man/woman--the ultimate battle! gotta love it!
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