Drawing Vessel by Fumiaki Goto
It may not be practical to actually use a vessel as a drawing tool, but the idea of using something other than pen or pencil is still intriguing. Japanese artist Fumiaki Gogo combined clay with graphite to produce a ceramic vessel that are made with basically the same recipe as a pencil lead. Therefore based on deductive reasoning, it can be used to draw as well.
Carl Fredrik Hill, Self portrait during a time of illness, drawn on a letter to his father (1873)
Ashkan Honarvar - Faces, 2009 - pen on photograph
“Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. It occurs in places you least expect, revealing its art in the human body, but also cruelly absent in the presence of deformation and scars. Honarvar depicts an undeniable, unavoidable beauty by accepting the darker sides of human nature.”
Graphic Designer & Illustrator | Neil Brian - Splash!
A simple project study on the creation of tonal values on a black & white medium. Pencils and ink used.
Gary Lawrence spent nearly a year working on his 1.8m by 1.2m (6ft by 4ft) picture using a pack of ten budget pens which he inked on to the backs of old Woolworths advertising posters.
KAUNTRI 1: Untitled, 2010. charcoal and watercolour on paper.
Amy Stacey Curtis - www.amystaceycurtis.com
22 hours (detail)charcoal and graphite on paper
2010
Artist Statement
I generate drawings which support and explore biennial themes (these explorations have been culminating in large-in-scope installation exhibitions from 2000 to 2016): experience, movement, change, sound, light, time, space, matter, and finally, memory. For example, in 2009 and 2010, I completed a series of timed drawings in support of my sixth biennial, TIME. I completed a 1-minute drawing, a 2-minute drawing, a 3-minute drawing,…through to a drawing that took 27 consecutive minutes to generate. I next completed a 1-hour drawing, a 2-hour drawing…through to a 27-hour drawing, drawing for a total of 378 hours.
Amy Stacey Curtis
26 hours
charcoal and graphite on paper
2010
22.5” x 22.5”
Amy Stacey Curtis -
24 hours
charcoal and graphite on paper
2010
22.5” x 22.5”
wells of mimir, passive drawing no.2 (three views)
india ink, ice and time, on Rives BFK | 11’ ‘x 15”KEVIN TOWNSEND | 2012
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