I am up to response # 9.
This one was super quick. I flipped your collage counter-clockwise and used the neat silhouette to make a wet paper water color.
I needed a break from writing and reading. Enjoy.
-Di
Rusty Heddles Co.
19 March 2011
13 March 2011
Dear Diana,
So,I had a hard time photographing magazine paper, and my scanner and computer don't want to be friends anymore, something about upgrading and moving on... As you can see its like the same thing you did but only different and then flipped upside down because i liked the fray up top. Exactly the same but different, but the same, I think you get it.
I hope I get to see you this week, it would be kinda lame if I didn't.
XXOOXXXO
Astrid
12 March 2011
Response # 8
06 March 2011
Dear Diana,
So uh finally right? So sorry. This isn't what I was gonna do but that would have taken too long and I'm about to get kinda busy I think. So i figured I could stop pussyfooting and just post something. here you go, sorry for the delay. Also, ps. Still want to go to Ny during your spring break? I'm probably gonna go to see some art that week so I figured you should also come if you can and have time. If not, I would love to see you here in Philly and I guess you can say goodbye to the house you loved before we move out in June?
18 February 2011
Dear Diana,
Dear Diana,
I'm super late getting back to you but I promise I wil have something in the next few days. Meanwhile, check out this guy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfOa1a8hYP8&feature=player_embedded
I love and miss you very much,
Astrid
I'm super late getting back to you but I promise I wil have something in the next few days. Meanwhile, check out this guy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfOa1a8hYP8&feature=player_embedded
I love and miss you very much,
Astrid
01 February 2011
Response # 7
29 January 2011
Dear Diana
26 January 2011
Dear Astrid,
22 January 2011
Dear Diana
18 January 2011
Response # 5
Astrid,
So, the spring semester has begun. I apologize in advance for the delayed entries that will occur.
For this response, I tried a bunch of things and none of them were all that exciting. This one had potential and could probably lead to something else more interesting. I figured I would leave that "something else" to you. After stepping away from it and coming back to it later, I thought that it really reminded me of rocks and minerals. I don't know if you ever had a similar experience during childhood of trying, with all your might, to draw your favorite rocks and failing miserably...but, after working like this, I came to the conclusion that "drawing" rocks with watercolor and acrylic could be the solution I was looking for. Can't wait to see what you do with that.
-Di
15 January 2011
Dear Diana,
So, it took me a while to respond because I just didn't know where to start, I had so many ideas! but here is a trio. The first three I did, because I had to limit myself three and respond, but if I make a super cool one I'll update you with it.
Also, Justin laughed really super hard at this picture and I it reminded me of you and our metal band Butt Whiskers and their hit song, Pizza Road kill. Anyway, Good luck with school and Super DUPER ConGahRaths!! on your JOB!
13 January 2011
Response # 4
Astrid,
For this one I tried to recreate the bleed shape and pattern that you got around your piece. It looks better in person. For some reason I could not for the life of me get it to scan with the correct colors. It is a bit lighter than this with more even tones. ....technology....
-Di
PS: I got the job! :)
10 January 2011
Dear Diana
So, I've made a couple of these and have plans for more but i'll just post the first. Good ol' red square, the paper warped a bit but I promise it is a square.
It was good to see you and I'm sorry I missed you at Matt's show, but hopefully I'll see you again soon. Also, did you ever end up doing anything with that acetate thing I started? And feel free to mail me(not that you have my address) something to finish/change.
~Astrid
07 January 2011
06 January 2011
Dear Diana
Diana---->Astrid]
Hmm...envelopes, eh?
So, here is my response. I had a million ideas. I decided to laboriously design and make my own envelope as inspired by your piece. Only, instead, the pattern is all on the outside. The mismatched grid on the folds was supposed to be the only part indicating what it is. Can't wait to see what you do next with that great new hole puncher of yours.
So, here is my response. I had a million ideas. I decided to laboriously design and make my own envelope as inspired by your piece. Only, instead, the pattern is all on the outside. The mismatched grid on the folds was supposed to be the only part indicating what it is. Can't wait to see what you do next with that great new hole puncher of yours.
04 January 2011
Dear Diana
Di,
So this took me longer than I hoped, I'll try to keep the next one a little more loose. So, I took a found pattern on an envelope and hole punched it. It is the ol' cross-hatch that I guess was supposed to look hand drawn and may have been at one point, but that was long ago. It reminds me of a drawing I did a while back similar to this one . Kinda like it but different. Like the same, but not.
I can't wait to see you tomorrow,
Astrid
31 December 2010
Dear Astrid
(Click on the images to view larger)
Astrid,
Here is my response. It is inspired by a conversation I had recently where I was forced to defend my disdain for CGI in recent movies. Such things as hyper realism (which reminded me of you) and hands on artistry and craft (which also reminded me of you), came up. Have a good new years eve. Will be seeing you soon.
-Di
30 December 2010
Dear Diana
Dear Diana,
I decided to start off with a drawing I started that reminded me of your acetate layer drawing. I suppose it is now your turn.
I decided to start off with a drawing I started that reminded me of your acetate layer drawing. I suppose it is now your turn.
acetate, blue, magenta, yellow and black inks.
Also, I kinda miss you.
Love Astrid
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