Posts Tagged colour
What do you want to be when _you_ grow up?
(I haven’t decided yet.)
Tadpoles: "a frog!"
"I want to be a frog when I grow up!"
"me too!"
"I want to be a frog!"
"I want to be a penguin."
Yesterday we went in to town for lunch, and met Emma from Natural Learning Oxford in an art festival at Gloucester Green market. She showed us how to make cyanotypes, or “sun prints”. I made a quick cut-out in Matisse style and used it to partially expose the prepared sensitive paper in sunlight for about four minutes (it was a nice, sunny day.) Then washed of the excess and left it to dry. I’m told the colour is permanent. I think I will try more of this!
Happy Year of the Water Rabbit!
Text: from invisibules.org
+ Chinese traditional greeting in Chinese
+ Happy New Year of the Rabbit!
Apparently there’s time to squeeze in another cartoon in 2022. I wish you a somewhat better 2023!
For those who don’t know what the comic is about, please see this video
This chap is almost an Invisibule (except we can see his hands.)
Caption:
Early poncho prototype
Inspired by my new job at Oxbotica, writing software for self-driving vehicles. I’m having a lot of fun, learning new things and building stuff. Roll on the day when only computers drive, and road rage will just be something you take a history tablet to learn about in school.