i got an awesome professional knitting machine that i'm misusing to mischievous ends.

http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/2571/ftshw8.gif
you know me man and I am neither! ;)
but anyways, here's a few pieces from me and s_9's 2-man show last month:


http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/6882/fox9pw2.jpg


http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/8180/locksae7.jpg


http://img75.imageshack.us/img75/5596/dropsku5.jpg


http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/4499/egguc1.jpg

a couple sketches are back on the previous page

:beer:

That's by far my favorite

I haven't picked up a paint brush in while and I used to be really into painting on canvas. For some reason, I stopped. After seeing these pieces I want to paint again. Thanks for inspiring me guys.

couple flyers I did for a show yesterday

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/160/3...124f31.jpg?v=0
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/121/3...3af0e3.jpg?v=0

<generic but true comment>I really like the football player one.</comment>

Woah, what model? I've been wanting one for years and I finally found a used one at a thrift store. Sadly, no manual...

Does anyone have a program they would recomend to turn EPS files into a useable font?

http://i16.tinypic.com/3492xp1.jpg
self portrait drypoint engraving. thats just the plate inked up right before i printed it. i dont have a press in my apartment so the prints came out like crap, but the plate is good.

popluhv - Fontlab is great and pretty easy to use. I'm sure you can 'find' it somwhere.

ha, i guess. i took an actual printmaking class for two years so i definently did a lot of other mediums(etching, monoprints, etc). i can see how, they are super easy and cheaper than etching for sure. i prefer etching honestly, a lot more manipulation and such.



and chombo, good stuff right there. a fine job, sir.

ugh, i hate running prints without a real press. i even tried running a print over with car to get good pressure but it didn't work(i'm assuming the tire is too squishy to make enough pressure).

haha, one time i saw people doing huge format prints on plywood and using a small steamroller as the press. pretty cool. but yeah. last time im printing a drypoint by hand.

printing dry point by hand is pretty much an exercise in frustration. doing any form of intaglio/etching without a proper press is futile. And it kills me inside

I have a BFA in printmaking and no access to proper facilities for anything anymore and it KILLS me.

this is the last thing from my sketchbook i have scanned. its a little old, but... yea.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/89/23...e822a6df92.jpg

yes im a little insane. i have a *lot* of these type of drawings.

i saw your screen prints on your website and theyre really sick. i like them alot. printmaking/ photo major here.

thanks. i actually started as a photo major before i decided i missed drawing.

I have no talent save shooting a few bike frames - but here's my daughter with her painting hanging in the museum's young artists exhibition here. Wish I had a shot of her Bob Dylan painting to post.

Some photography of mine, hope it's not to much, sorry 56kers(are there any left?)

http://ic3.deviantart.com/fs9/i/2006...HrisKAiser.jpg

http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs9/i/200...HrisKAiser.jpg

http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs9/i/200...HrisKAiser.jpg

http://ic3.deviantart.com/fs9/i/2006...HrisKAiser.jpg

http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs9/i/200...HrisKAiser.jpg

http://ic3.deviantart.com/fs9/i/2006...HrisKAiser.jpg

http://ic3.deviantart.com/fs6/i/2005...HrisKAiser.jpg

that sounds familar. painting just doesn't do it for me like cutting rubylith does.
sewing is getting there though.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/150/3...b3ed47352f.jpg
(no mouth yet)

i don't have patience for rubylith unless it's a huge chunk or I drank a pot of coffee.

haha. i love rubylith. i find carving woodblocks to be even more fun, tho... id rather shoot myself in the face than have to paint with oils again. each their own :)

Kaibot - The colors in your photos are awesome.

This reminds me of the work of a young lady I went to school with.

wow she's good, impressive.