#motion sketch

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Tida Moss 

[greatjobwelldone]

The wizardry of the Keyboard Warrior.

[greatjobwelldone]

This contents going to be RAW, and GRITTY, and mostly unfinished experiments that could do with some FEEDBACK. 

[necoguntai]

Mom is worried about sugar content in her kid’s food.

[necoguntai]

It’s lopsided.

[the-drawing-center]

A Page from the Drawing Papers Archive

This page from Drawing Papers 115 features Untitled (Sea), a pencil on paper drawing created by Len Lye in the 1930s.

The 2014 exhibition Len Lye: Motion Sketch highlighted Lye’s lifelong fascination with movement and his desire to compose it.  Lye, primarily known for his animated experimental films, began in the 1920s to make what he termed “motion sketches”; abstract drawings that attempted to render the movement of his subjects, rather than their appearance. His motion sketches captured the wing beats of seagulls, curling waves on the ocean, wind-swept ponds of water, creases and folds in people’s clothing, and other kinetic phenomena.

The Drawing Papers are a series of publications documenting The Drawing Center’s exhibitions and public programs and providing a forum for the study of drawing. For more information about Drawing Papers 115, click here.

-Kate Robinson, Bookstore Manager

[necoguntai]

#03: Squishy.

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Luna Sketchycle from Jez Pennington