This set of drawings are all from one project; they were made on reclaimed book pages, with writing pens i'd emptied and then refilled myself with acrylic ink of my own choosing. The books I chose were books that I encountered at particularly formative periods of my education. fun fact, reclaimed book pages are kinda small, and there's a limit to how small of a pen size you can fill with ink yourself. :C Also it's super messy. and kinda fun. you can tell which spots on the bed and chairs are mine from all the blue ink everywhere; it's how we tell which orientation to put some of the sheets RIP.

These images all relate to transition; they feature AON, and some of them also feature AOT taking care of AON through various parts of transition. These iamges were projected onto large panels of treated organza, drawn on with transluscent ink, and then had light projected through them in their final incarnation.

This is a kind of sketching I do that I call aggregative drawing; it's gestural and done in largely arbitrary colors, and they carry on until I have enough information to move to the next stage and/or I'm satisfied with how it looks. I do consider these finished work, of their own variety of artwork, as as prep work. Many drawings only ever exist in this stage.

Caard