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January 23, 2010 Kat Thorsen Artwork Leave a comment

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Deconstruction Saturday. Cutting up the cardboard casket lid, creating separate pieces of #deadbird and #ornithology art. #casketart

The backside. Work in progress. #embroidereddrawing

Continuing work on “Unmarked Grave” (Nov 6, 1947) @mountainviewcemetery #embroidereddrawing #illustration #anamcara #forensictaphonomy

Currently at my work desk- a BIG fig walnut loaf from @nelsontheseagull plus a black coffee. Aka LUNCH aka YES

Time for a... #exhausted

First Day of Spring Treats! Visited @massybooks at last- what a glorious bookstore! The gallery upstairs was amazing as well featuring glorious pieces by Natasha Broad @w.itch.mother ♥️

Inspired by the AMAZING @armin.scientoonist and his lecture at the Sketching in Practice Symposium 2018, my students today had to use the iconic cat to create a 6 panel story that contained context, goals, conflict and resolution!

Last Wednesday, I was invited by Susan Clements-Vivian to be guest speaker at SFU for the course IAT 208 Introduction to Drawing in SIAT. The course is “an overview of the various forms and languages of drawing as both a critical and creative research tool.” I did two follow-me exercises: 3-D eyes (using charcoal), human face (china marker). The entire class was recorded and Susan gave me permission to share the raw footage on my blog! To follow along, you will need some paper, charcoal, a sharp edged eraser, a crayon and a china marker. Enjoy! katthorsen.com

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