Roots Music

paper mache, cardboard, acrylic paint

Directions

In my senior year of high school, I had the opportunity to design our school's yearbook cover with the help of my friend Gretchen Lee. Amazingly enough, the yearbook's publishing company, Walsworth, decided the cover was great enough to put on their website as an example for a good yearbook cover! Something I'm pretty proud of.

You can check it out here: http://www.walsworthyearbooks.com/showcase/cover-gallery/yearbook-covers.html#35

Destruction #5

Gesso, acrylic paint, spray mounted twine.

Destruction #4

Paper mache and dyes

Destruction #3

Number 3 in the series. Acrylic paint, cardboard, hot glue.

Destruction #2

Number 2 in the series. This is black and red dyes and photos mounted on cardboard. I don't know why my typing is all underlined and colored. sorry.

Destruction #1

Our assignment for this week in surface research was to create an image, destroy it, create another image, destroy that, etc etc...five times. So here's the first piece in that series. I used turquoise and black dyes on canvas.