Showing posts with label Lifedrawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lifedrawing. Show all posts
1.6.12
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13.5.12
Be still, my beating art
Hi all!
Myself, Ciarán Duffy, Louise Bagnall, Matt Horan, Rachel Feury, Conal Kelleher, Éamonn O'Neill and Kieran Crowley were featured at a recent exhibition curated by Laura Venables, a former tutor of us all. I thought you guys might want to see some of the photos from the exhibition.
Unfortunately I didn't get any good photos of Conall's and Kieran C's stuff the day before the show, but there's loads of stuff to enjoy on their blogs!!
As well as our illustration and figure drawing work, we also screened some of our animation and video work. Here is a full list of the screening programme:
1. My Day - Eamonn O'Neill 2008
2. The Rooster the Crocodile and the Night Sky - Pádraig Fagan with Eimhin McNamara 2008
3. Donkey - Louise Bagnall with Ciaran Duffy 2009
4. On the Quiet - Eamonn O'Neill 2009
5. Untitled excerpts - Eimhin McNamara 2009
6. Morningbird - Eamonn O'Neill 2010
7. Font - Eimhin McNamara 2010
8. Odd little things - Ciaran Duffy 2011
9. Isaac the Alchemist animation test - Eimhin McNamara 2011
10. I'm fine thanks - Eamonn O'Neill 2011
11. Cecelia and her selfhood - Eimhin McNamara with Adrien Merigeau 2011
12. Twitch - Ciaran Duffy 2012
Unfortunately do to conflicts with scheduling we have had to forego the continuation of the show into next week, so Saturday was the last day. If any one would be interested in purchasing the prints from the show, they can contact the respective artists for a quote.
Thanks for listening/looking!
Eimhin
Myself, Ciarán Duffy, Louise Bagnall, Matt Horan, Rachel Feury, Conal Kelleher, Éamonn O'Neill and Kieran Crowley were featured at a recent exhibition curated by Laura Venables, a former tutor of us all. I thought you guys might want to see some of the photos from the exhibition.
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| My figure stuff |
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| My sketchbook stuff |
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| Rachel's goodness |
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| More Rachel tasties |
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| Matt's gorgeous little things |
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| And again! Such divine benevolence! |
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| Eamonn's deadly drawings and designs |
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| Ciarán's multiple image onslaught |
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| Lovely lovely rats on the right side of this one. |
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| Louise's bunnies and non bunnies. The big one is HUGE! |
Unfortunately I didn't get any good photos of Conall's and Kieran C's stuff the day before the show, but there's loads of stuff to enjoy on their blogs!!
As well as our illustration and figure drawing work, we also screened some of our animation and video work. Here is a full list of the screening programme:
1. My Day - Eamonn O'Neill 2008
2. The Rooster the Crocodile and the Night Sky - Pádraig Fagan with Eimhin McNamara 2008
3. Donkey - Louise Bagnall with Ciaran Duffy 2009
4. On the Quiet - Eamonn O'Neill 2009
5. Untitled excerpts - Eimhin McNamara 2009
6. Morningbird - Eamonn O'Neill 2010
7. Font - Eimhin McNamara 2010
8. Odd little things - Ciaran Duffy 2011
9. Isaac the Alchemist animation test - Eimhin McNamara 2011
10. I'm fine thanks - Eamonn O'Neill 2011
11. Cecelia and her selfhood - Eimhin McNamara with Adrien Merigeau 2011
12. Twitch - Ciaran Duffy 2012
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| Another little morsel from Rachel |
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| Ciarán's book "Ink animals" was also on display for the opening night. BUY HERE |
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| What would an exhibition be without our own very wizard, Grand Vizier Ryder. |
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| "BUT WHAT COULD IT MEAN?" |
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| Head of School Donald Taylor Black, looking as intense as ever. |
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| My mother catered the event. Many many multi-coloured cupcakes. |
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| Louise and Ciarán made a surprise visit |
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| Watching "Cecelia and her selfhood" which I worked on with Adrien Merigeau |
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| The lady of the hour Laura |
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| WAIT A MINUTE IS THAT ÉAMONN HERE! |
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| Leroy approved of the show too, most importantly. |
Unfortunately do to conflicts with scheduling we have had to forego the continuation of the show into next week, so Saturday was the last day. If any one would be interested in purchasing the prints from the show, they can contact the respective artists for a quote.
Thanks for listening/looking!
Eimhin
16.3.12
Life Drawing at The Drawing Project 15-03-201
Started off with the ink brush pen again, didn't get a huge amount done, but here they are chronologically in any case:
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| Spent ages noodling with this one, messed up the face, though, doesn't really fit with the rest. |
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9.3.12
Life drawing at the Drawing Project 08-03-2012
Managed to get a little bit more done at yesterday's class, and even made one drawing that bears a passing resemblance to the model, Niall, a fellow animator who also teaches life drawing, both in Ireland and abroad on the continent.
I primarily used a wee refillable brush pen thing that I got in Annecy years ago but never used. I like the range from fine line to broad stroke you can get, may use it a little in the next class too.
Here are the drawings in chronological order:
For a part of tonight's class we produced sequential drawings, breaking an action into 3 poses; beginning, middle, and end.
I then did my usual sugar paper pastelly stuff.
I primarily used a wee refillable brush pen thing that I got in Annecy years ago but never used. I like the range from fine line to broad stroke you can get, may use it a little in the next class too.
Here are the drawings in chronological order:
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| likeness |
For a part of tonight's class we produced sequential drawings, breaking an action into 3 poses; beginning, middle, and end.
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| First sequential drawing, wanted to concentrate on the face for this one mainly |
I next attempted to draw the poses one on top of another, as you might do when onion skinning animation.
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| (failed first pose of the sequential above, distance between shoulder and hip is all kinds of wrong.) |
I then did my usual sugar paper pastelly stuff.
All drawings are for sale. Email me if your interested and I can give you a quote: eimhinmcnamara@gmail.com
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