Tony Jaa - Ong Bak

Poses from the beginning of Ong Bak, the scene in which Ting (Tony Jaa) recites and executes moves while his uncle watches. This was in my figure drawing class sketchbook, but not a class assignment. It was my final semester of college, I was in easy classes to just get it done and hardly had any homework. This gave me time to draw what I wanted and my sketchbook looked like it was totally unrelated to the class.

Cut Paper Collage

These were made in the way that children fold and cut snowflakes. I used some abstract papers with paint splatter, wove some together, pasted pieces on top, sprayed some bleach... Anything to make it wild.

Unicorn Book

This book was supposed to go with a bag done with white, purple and blue twine. It's a bolt book with suminagashi cover papers, black denim binding cloth and brads for accents. The filler is printer paper and the cover unicorn was some sponged/dripped abstract paper. The bag suffered from a botched strap. It kept getting shorter as I made it wider.

Elemental Boxes #1&2

These boxes are different shapes and color schemes from the previous entries, but the process is relatively the same. The pyramid got "earthy" colors in abstract patterns. It looks "wetter" and drippier than I intended, but the basic idea was to look as if it had been exposed to outdoor weather for a few thousand years. I tried to make the "water" box rippled by taping hemp twine to it before paper mache, but that didn't work very well. I compensated in the paint by using circular items to stamp bubbles on and put some wave foam around the edges with sponges.

Vase 3?

A 6 sided vase in a different shape from the others.