Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Bill Ross' Project


Artist's Statement on its way!

11 comments:

Morgan said...

I love Jack Kerouac and i think the way you used his words was unique and so was your idea. Awesome drawing buddy!

bill ross! said...

:D

john.smisek said...

i, too thought the words you used from jack kerouac (spelling? I just copied morgan lol) were really fitting. i wish i could have gotten a closer look at it - but i thought it was a really original idea for the portrayal of self!

irish milkmann said...

this was a BA project, it was very cleaver with the face and words, what will he do next!?

Jordan said...

i really really liked the idea and also like everyone else the use of the qoutes was very clever!! one question it left me wondering waaas is there amnn underlying reason why you only used a color on the hat? but anyway good job!

john.smisek said...

if i had to ask a question about this project, i would ask about your decision to use quotes from famous people. do you have any other favorite quotes from people that just didn't fit the theme of the project? i always love hearing new inspiring quotes - and the ones you had were great!

Sam Staley said...

I like the way you used quotes that you think are what define you. I also like how you included the red hat.

MKettlewell said...

I like that you used an outline of your face to create the self portrait.

Why did you use jack kerouac quotes opposed to any other author?

Baylee said...

Jabbawockeez unite! haha just kidding! I like your picture a lot. I love that you used Jack Kerouac, brilliant. But most of all I loved your red head, which definitely seems to be a part of you!

why dont you have a mouth?

Mandy said...

This looks exactly like you! I love how you have meaning sayings and quotes in the eyes and as your face. I really think this was a great idea.

Ka-Byrnes said...

I like how you used the words to make up your face, like a representation of identity through beliefs rather than a face; And the usage of Jack Kerouac reminds me of how writers and poets can impact us through their words despite never talking to us directly. How does this particular Author represent you, or if you have others, how does this represent you the most?