Episode 18, in which Cheryl forgets her camera and vlogs from her cell phone.
I shared cyanotype with my fellow students during studio time today. Dale, Richard and Joe Willie made sun prints with me. I'll post photos of the good ones later.
Cheryl Colan's video journal of Phoenix College's course entitled "Urban Field Studies: The Art of Finding." The hands-on class highlights locating and creating with found resources. Trips to local thrift stores, salvage yards, and urban fields introduce students to locating and documenting resources. Students create with found materials in the field and studio. Taught by Joe Willie Smith, a multimedia artist who creates works of art with found materials.
Episode 18, in which Cheryl forgets her camera and vlogs from her cell phone.
I shared cyanotype with my fellow students during studio time today. Dale, Richard and Joe Willie made sun prints with me. I'll post photos of the good ones later.
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Episode 10, in which Cheryl tells Joe Willie Smith to spin it and run.
I swear, I love how much I get to play in this class, and that my teacher is free to play, too. Spending my semester this way is one of my better decisions.
Have a look at what my fellow students worked on today:
I did more sandblasting today. Specifically, I blasted some ugly green paint off of a wood frame purchased for under $1 at the As Is Yard. The sandblasting revealed the grain of the wood nicely. Joe Willie also sliced a piece of oak for me, and it's gorgeous.
Unfortunately, while I'm doing my own work I forget to yank out the video camera. I'll try to do better next week and show you how my own work is coming along.
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Labels: Arizona, art, beads, classroom, finding, frame, glass, Joe Willie Smith, mask, metal, mixed media, mobile, Phoenix College, rust, sandblasting, sculpture, studio, wood