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Enter: The Machine
Welcome To Cali Graphite. This is mgaumer13 and I am writing this post as an introduction to this blog. Because everything needs an introduction or else we have no clue what the bloody hell is going on. Here’s what’s up: Continue reading Enter: The Machine
Inedible Ice Cream Cones
I made these ice cream cones with the idea to eat ice cream out of them. The smallest one is supposed to be more like a shot glass. (It doesn’t stand up by itself – bottoms up!) When I told my instructor, he laughed at me as if I was joking. I don’t know why. One of them didn’t come out of the kiln right. … Continue reading Inedible Ice Cream Cones
Unfinished Sun
Unfortunately, this piece broke into a hundred pieces when I tried to take it home. This is all I got to do before it was destroyed. Continue reading Unfinished Sun
Economy Embossing
Our next project is economy embossing. Continue reading Economy Embossing
Spoopy Vase
Made a very spoopy vase for Halloween festivities. Continue reading Spoopy Vase
Rome: The Late Empire
This post contains images of art and architecture from the Late Roman Empire. Detailed notes are not included. Continue reading Rome: The Late Empire
Directional Lines
Today, Susan gave a lecture about directional lines. Then we had to practice it with charcoal on newsprint. Continue reading Directional Lines
Learning About Types of Lines
Today we had to pair up and draw the model with partners. Continue reading Learning About Types of Lines
A Crash Course in Gesture
Our goal for today was to record the motion and direction of the body rather than the finite details. Continue reading A Crash Course in Gesture
Rome: The Early Empire
This post contains photos of Roman art and architecture ranging from the 2nd century BCE to the 2nd century CE. Detailed notes not included. Continue reading Rome: The Early Empire
Rome: Early Republic
Roman art and architecture has been extremely well preserved, which is a big reason why historians make such a hype about it. While they copied a lot of Greek styles, they also pulled out some original work. Continue reading Rome: Early Republic
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