Poor Pattern Recognition blog. Ignored, the last one I think of. SpyGirl gets all my efforts -- she's all about fashion and fashion is so FUN!
I DID do some patterny art work and then blogged about it over on the Glutton.
Any way, I opened a Society6 shop for my abstract pieces, called Pattern Recognition by Anne M Bray.
Here's a taste:
Not only can you get prints (framed, unframed, or printed on stretched canvas), you can also get cards, laptop and tablet skins, mobile and tablet cases, tees and hoodies, totes, and pillows.
Society6 is offering a free shipping promotion* this week on most of the products.
Promotion expires June 16, 2013 at Midnight Pacific Time.
*Offer excludes Framed Art Prints, Stretched Canvases and Throw Pillows with insert.
The links below will direct you to this special deal:
Click here for Pattern Recognition prints
Click here for SpyGirl's fashion sketch prints
Click here for my fine art landscape prints
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Saturday, January 5, 2013
SpyGirl visits Pattern Recognition
Hello! I'm SpyGirl, Anne's avatar!
I'm visiting here in Pattern Land as an experiment for International Fake Journal Month.
What? You don't know about IFJM? Well, CLICK HERE!
This is one of my ideas for IFJM 2013: to use patterns or textiles that I have at home or at work and design an outfit for Mizz SpyGirl. That part will go in a Moleskine journal and a scan of the spread will begin the post.
Then I'll let you know how I'd digitize the original art/ motifs/ etc.
Take this medallion print, for instance. This is something I brought home from the day job to get some extra offsite hours into my paycheck. I am not very happy about needing to do this, so I'm procrastinating by writing this post. Ha.
This print I will be retracing in Illustrator. Normally, I would use lots of custom brushes for the repeating elements, like those eight white half-ovals and grey shield shapes behind them that you can see below on the left.
Trace one set, make a Custom Scatter Brush > Draw a circle > apply the Custom Brush.
But nooooooo... the client thinks this method "looks like stationary" so I'm going to hand draw things with the Pencil Tool for a cruder look (sample on right below). It's going to take HOURS. Job security, right?
Of the many ideas I have, this will be one of the easier to execute as far as getting the journaling done goes. But maybe instead I'll use pages from an 08 collage journal (or make a new collage journal?) as the print starting point. I've got until April to decide, so no hurry.
To see more SpyGirl, click here or on the tab at the top.
I'm visiting here in Pattern Land as an experiment for International Fake Journal Month.
What? You don't know about IFJM? Well, CLICK HERE!
This is one of my ideas for IFJM 2013: to use patterns or textiles that I have at home or at work and design an outfit for Mizz SpyGirl. That part will go in a Moleskine journal and a scan of the spread will begin the post.
Then I'll let you know how I'd digitize the original art/ motifs/ etc.
Take this medallion print, for instance. This is something I brought home from the day job to get some extra offsite hours into my paycheck. I am not very happy about needing to do this, so I'm procrastinating by writing this post. Ha.
This print I will be retracing in Illustrator. Normally, I would use lots of custom brushes for the repeating elements, like those eight white half-ovals and grey shield shapes behind them that you can see below on the left.
Trace one set, make a Custom Scatter Brush > Draw a circle > apply the Custom Brush.
But nooooooo... the client thinks this method "looks like stationary" so I'm going to hand draw things with the Pencil Tool for a cruder look (sample on right below). It's going to take HOURS. Job security, right?
Of the many ideas I have, this will be one of the easier to execute as far as getting the journaling done goes. But maybe instead I'll use pages from an 08 collage journal (or make a new collage journal?) as the print starting point. I've got until April to decide, so no hurry.To see more SpyGirl, click here or on the tab at the top.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Art Talk 5/12
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| Snarl #3, 1978 |
Art Spoken Here is a monthly informal event in which featured gallery artists discuss their process, practices, and backgrounds, as well as answer any questions. It is free and open to the public. The conversations are led by Laura Korman, TAG Gallery Director.
For those of you too far away to get to the gallery, you can finally walk my show in a virtual way. Enjoy!
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