I like how you can view sculptures from multiple angles. I also like that you can touch them, like you're making a real object (i have really only worked in 2d before today so this is very novel for me)
Z. Carr (Yeetomato)
@yeetomato.bsky.social
Drawing, painting, printmaking. Frequent subjects: cats, musicians, nature, Dark Souls things. I live in Ontario, Canada. www.zacharycarr.art
Posting this series of dream fish I did last year because I like it
I keep trying different versions of the cursive "i", none of them feel right for me
What they don't tell you about art is that you have to have too many types of tape
I made a page of buttons today, they don't do anything yet but i like how they look
I'm making a border for buttons on my website. Oliver helped (by climbing on me and trying to eat my pen)
I bought a couple sheets of cool textured paper to try out when i was ordering printmaking paper. I thought I'd try framing this painting by Lynne Gerard with it:
I used coloured ink sticks again, and tried out the sumi-e style this time on the nice mulberry paper i use for block printing
My new website is linked in my bio now, it's pretty simple but it is a start. I wrote an article on it about block printing and how it works. I also gave it a fun custom cursor because I miss when websites had those more often
"Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't nirvana, soundgarden, pearl jam, or alice in chains" I think it's Portishead by Portishead
Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't nirvana, soundgarden, pearl jam, or alice in chains.
I forget where i heard this bandage advice from, but they totally do get sticky after being used for a long time
Passing on some wisdom I learned recently: Self adhering bandages make for a cheap/easy grip tape. Makes carving less painful and it isn't sticky.
allow me to surf on odyssey hype to repost an old piece from 2013 Penelope, Queen of Ithaca - 30x40cm ink on claybord
I got a stamp that comes with letters for you to add yourself, and it struck me that it's basically a tiny letterpress printer. Kinda cool. I got it for labelling block prints so it's fitting
More snapping turtle progress from yesterday, I'm adding chicory flowers, eggs, grass, limestone, maybe a shadfly or dragonfly
Pic of my table at the market yesterday. I was working on the snapping turtle linocut
Here are all the magnets and bookmarks I made. Going to sell them tomorrow. I might have to keep one of each for myself, I like how they turned out
I tried painting with the ink sticks used in sumi-e:
Bat sketch studies and the start of a little linocut for making magnets
I drew some lines over a plein air watercolour sketch that i abandoned a few weeks ago
I printed a shirt with the linocut pattern i made. Very time consuming. Maybe I should try a bigger block next time. I still have to do the other side
This is what i was originally going for