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[Guest]

every kid's fantasy

[Guest DUM]

Exactly. Did anyone even like Trini? NO.

[Handlethevibe]

The yellow, yellow ranger.

[Guest DUM]

I think it says it in the description but it's in the style of Patrick Nagel, or as best I could to imitate it ha. My first printed design, yay! Hopefully I can get more freelance stuff going.

[landstander]

^ aerosol on canvas..got paid to do this one for a college professors daughter

^ first portrait w/ aerosol on canvas..the rendering is good but doesnt capture bigs features as well as id like

^ did for the portfolio show..title says we mean business..and yes i need a new camera

^ the mailer that got sent out for the show..once again srry for the shatty camera quality..says we mean business same as above

thats all for now

[GiZMO]

haha, yup, that's me

Yeah I was looking forward to what you were making. That's pretty awesome. Was it really only paints? Swear it's pastel haha.

[doctorworm]

thanks, it's watercolor pencil, so sort of a paint pencil hybrid piece i guess. it gives the effect of watercolors but you can probably achieve a greater level of precision more easily with the pencils. also looking at the picture im noticing that the pant leg (big blue area) got kinda blown out, there's more rendering than that, or maybe i just need to add some more value, but anyway i'd basically draw an area with the pencils and then go over it with water, then more pencil on top and more water repeated until i was happy with it.

[madeline]

AMAZING stuff in here...

i was going to post things from my wall, but thought i'd share these with u guys first.

so, i had made these stuffed creatures.

and i gave this bird-like thing to Sebastien from DFA 1979 (rip). i got a hug and thanks in return.

I also made a bunny & gave it to Albert Hammond jr during one of his shows. Bunny rocked out in his pocket during the entire concert. I then saw Albert at another show and he had mentioned the bunny on stage which he brought to interviews and named it Rupert.

[werdtoyourmoms]

The "Barneys New York" piece from 2005 is hilariously genius.

thanks homey!

[GoSurface]

Thanks for the rep Madeline. A gallery showcase? Not anytime soon. I've got so much more to do before I even consider sending my stuff to galleries. I'm currently working on 3 commissions and 5 of my own paintings. I'm spread really thin at the moment.

[madeline]

They say "imitation is the sincerest of flattery".

Here's a smaller scale model of Frank Gehry's Wiggle chair that i had made.

and here's a larger scale model i made as well. i would have done it larger so i can sit on it comfortably, but i couldn't find enough refrigerator boxes to cut up. i actually cut and glued every single layer of corrugated cardboard in both models.

[40ozprophet]

wow. that is pretty incredible, what devotion.

[oOmegaOo]

Those clean curved cuts on the carboard are truly laudible, madeline.

Edit: Is that Popular on the TV screen?

[madeline]

wow. that is pretty incredible, what devotion.

thanks...yeah, my hands were quite sore afterwards.

Those clean curved cuts on the carboard are truly laudible, madeline.

Edit: Is that Popular on the TV screen?

thanks, but it's not my design. so, thanks mr.gehry for your curves.

& yes, lol that is popular. i don't really watch that show. my tv was just on some channel that was playing popular. lol.

[stuntastic]

<3

[Comma H]

Its been a while between sketches...i remembered this scene from some kind of advertisement recently and could think of nothing better to do at the time:

[oOmegaOo]

thanks, but it's not my design. so, thanks mr.gehry for your curves.

& yes, lol that is popular. i don't really watch that show. my tv was just on some channel that was playing popular. lol.

I understood that the chair wasn't your design, it's just that cutting curves in cardboard is such a HUGE pain for me; and on top of that, the 60+ layers are uniforn, more or less. Even with sandpaper, I'm not sure if I could do that.

[Icicle Cubicle]

AMAZING stuff in here...

i was going to post things from my wall, but thought i'd share these with u guys first.

so, i had made these stuffed creatures.

and i gave this bird-like thing to Sebastien from DFA 1979 (rip). i got a hug and thanks in return.

I also made a bunny & gave it to Albert Hammond jr during one of his shows. Bunny rocked out in his pocket during the entire concert. I then saw Albert at another show and he had mentioned the bunny on stage which he brought to interviews and named it Rupert.

youre king for that shit. seb is THE man on the drums/vox. all hail you.

[madeline]

I understood that the chair wasn't your design, it's just that cutting curves in cardboard is such a HUGE pain for me; and on top of that, the 60+ layers are uniforn, more or less. Even with sandpaper, I'm not sure if I could do that.

i need to learn to accept comments better...

but they were a pain to cut. trust me, took a lot of dedication. but the outcome was totally worth it.

youre king for that shit. seb is THE man on the drums/vox. all hail you.

Thanks. Sebastien is pretty damn cool. I wish he was still playing the drums and singing for his next album. But he does make a good frontman. He makes me wish i was his pants sometimes. lol.

[st_]

http://boundlessny.com/clothing.php?id=1770

are you for serious? how'd you get them to print that?

ttl has nice things to say. good work dude.

[Guest DUM]

Yeah the ttl thing made me happy, I did a design internship with them. Sidney's not the only reason I was in NY.

[sistersuzie]

I had a boring formation today at work.

So I just drew some sketches

here's one of them

[sistersuzie]

Earrings that I made for a coworker

[aydo1]

They say "imitation is the sincerest of flattery".

awesome job! looks super dope..

have you checked cardboardrobot.com?

and i hella agree with stunt... haha:cool:

[madeline]

thanks. that site was pretty cool. i love the idea of people reusing and using recyclable (i hope) products for furniture.

but check this out. it'll blow ur mind.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2969293211874969159

[madeline]

thanks. that site was pretty cool. i love the idea of people reusing and using recyclable (i hope) products for furniture.

but check this out. it'll blow ur mind.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2969293211874969159

[stuntastic]

and i hella agree with stunt... haha:cool:

HAHAHA...

Madeline...

[stuntastic]

and i hella agree with stunt... haha:cool:

HAHAHA...

Madeline...

[aydo1]

thanks. that site was pretty cool. i love the idea of people reusing and using recyclable (i hope) products for furniture.

but check this out. it'll blow ur mind.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2969293211874969159

ahh that's sick also but it must've been a bitch to make..

and i wonder how heavy it is..

that'd be sweet to have tucked away in a corner,

then when company comes, pull it out and have a party...

[aydo1]

thanks. that site was pretty cool. i love the idea of people reusing and using recyclable (i hope) products for furniture.

but check this out. it'll blow ur mind.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2969293211874969159

ahh that's sick also but it must've been a bitch to make..

and i wonder how heavy it is..

that'd be sweet to have tucked away in a corner,

then when company comes, pull it out and have a party...