Showing posts with label Process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Process. Show all posts
Ouija Print Preview
Ouija print for my show at Mishka opening Decemeber 2nd.
More info on the print release coming soon. They came out so cool I had to share it!
Printed with Chris from Axelle Editions...
Production photos and costumes from Go video!

I just posted a bunch of photos from the Go video shoot on my flickr page!
More info on the video and release party in my previous post.
I am really proud of my costume designs. Its pretty magical seeing one of my ladies literally come to life. It was a long big project and the end result is really spectacular. Our director, Ian turned my basic concept into a short film. Its truly and epic music video.
I posted a couple below but be sure to check out the full photo set here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sara-land
The video will unfortunately not be released online for a while... All the more reason to come out to the screening/release party! More info in my previous post!







Time lapse fun time!
Two Paintings from Sara Antoinette on Vimeo.
I got iTimelapse app on my iphone and this was my first foray into it. I recorded my self finishing up my Eyes Wide and This is my Fish Face paintings. Next time I'll have to rig up a better set up. I just had the phone leaning off the shelf...
You can view the finished paintings in my previous post!
And check out Playful Extremities opening January 16th at Giant Robot NY!
Chumbys Rollin' along!

I'm up to the detailing part! Its kinda my favorite part, so hopefully it should go a bit faster.
Check out more pictures on Flickr!
Drawing transfered

I've finally finished transfering the design on all of the Chumbys. Because Chumbys have a soft body, and the seams are all a little different, I couldn't use any tracing tools on them. I had to draw the design freehand on all 6. This is the most cumbersome part for me. The rest should go faster!
Check out more pictures of my custom-in-progress on flickr!
Next Project! Chumby!
Look what just arrived!
I little while ago, I posted pictures of a custom Chumby I had painted. (you can check out that post here) Whats a Chumby? Its like a clock radio/bean bag/rss feeder and more! Its better explained on the Chumby website, but you can do things like listen to pandora, read blogs, facebook, check email, play games, ect. Its definitely a fun gadget (christmas??) and exciting new platform. The people at Chumby designed their product to be easily mod-ed and encourage using chumby in creative ways, as seen on their forums and community pages.
Anyway, I am about to customize a series of 5 Chumbys that will be sold through the chumby website. I'm pretty excited about it, and I'll be documenting it right here on on my flickr page. Hopefully I will be able to even develop some of my own widgets! I'm shooting to finish these customs before Christmas.
Oh hey, this is my 100th post!
new paintings
self portrait
Uber white

Please excuse my backwards photobooth picture!
I've discovered a really great way to fix mistakes when inking. I keep leftover white rapidiograph ink dry in the the little palette pot and when i need to white-out a mistake i mix some fresh rapido ink in with the dried crusties! It makes a super opague cover up. yeah!
Work work work
New Painting!!!

This is my peice for the 'Downright' show at the PEP gallery. Opening reception is on October 5th from 8-10 pm at 64 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205 (Near Pratt, past the BQE between Park and Flushing).
Its a really cute gallery on a surprizingly happenin' block. Unfortunatly i won't be there, but that shouldn't stop YOU from coming out!
Here are some more images:


Chupacabra Dance Party!
Last weekend I took a trip to my favorite art supplier, NY Central Art Supplies. I picked up these Japanese pen nibs to try out, and wow are they great. They flow alot smoother then the hunt nibs i use.
I used them on my new Debatable Beast mini comics. I hope to finish them up this weekend. Heres a little preview of one panel.
I used them on my new Debatable Beast mini comics. I hope to finish them up this weekend. Heres a little preview of one panel.
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