Friday, July 10, 2009
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Back when I did collage I was fascinated by the idea of layering images on top of each other to create textures. I was particularly fascinated by line images and those could be mathematical equations, technical diagrams and, the best ones were, sheet music.
On this image, which I created as a background for a promotional mailing, I even added a couple of leafs. This was pretty typical of the type of work that I used to like to do.
All of the elements were scanned and assembled in Photoshop.
Thursday, July 02, 2009
Yesterday was July 1st, HAPPY CANADA DAY, and in the hockey world that means the start of the free agency season.
My beloved Maple Leafs signed a couple of players that puts them firmly on the path to be bigger, meaner and more of an "in your face" team.
With hockey in mind I thought that I would present my choices for the 2 best hockey books. These are presented as 1 and 1A.
Hockey Showdown, Harry Sinden
What more could be said or written about the 1972 "Summit Series" between Canada and the USSR? But this book, which I bought back in the 70's was written by Harry Sinden who coached the Canadian team and is valuable for the insights that a real "insider" offers for what happened both on and off the ice.
The Game, Ken Dryden
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
School's out!
Alice Cooper sang "Schools Out" in 1972 and it is still played in schools on the last day. Heck, my 10 year old likes the song...which came out when I was 10 years old!
The last staff meeting was anti-climatic in terms of drawing because it was so short and I only had time to do one drawing.
