

Once I nail down a direction I’ll pull out the big photoshop guns and get rid of the junky masks and go in there and fix all the poor craftsmanship. It’s been a really great experience to have a project that encompasses building with my hands, photography and type, all working together. While the results could have been possible just rendering in 3D software, I don’t feel like I would have arrived at some of the results I did.






Ok, it’s ugly. There are visible seams, glue marks, pencil marks, uneven x-acto work and the thing just doesn’t square up. But damnit, I’m proud of the sonuvabitch for standing up on its own power with nothin’ but PVA holdin’ ‘er together. I’ve never even built a cube before, so being charged with drawing and building this thing scared the hell out of me. While it’s rough around the edges and I wanted to turn my blade on myself a number of times I’m proud of the sonuvabitch. Makes me feel like I can do anything if I put my mind to it. And hey, I learned a thing or two.


Big advancements in my thinking tonight.

The brutality of my schedule has become invigorating. The relentless bombardment of filling my mind with new information and refined approaches is twice as rewarding as it is exhausting. I have to be up in a short 3 hours to do it all over again. It’s going to be uncomfortable. It’s going to be a struggle.
But goddammit I’m learning.