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By: andrea joseph,
on 8/23/2010
OK, this is the last thing I am going to say about shoes, from now on. I feel like I've talked about nothing but bloody shoes recently. So, I'm changing the subject. From my next post, of course.
By: andrea joseph,
on 7/19/2010
This is a bit of a departure for me. I know it doesn't look like it, but it is.
Yes they are doodles. Yes it's drawn with a ballpoint. But, let me tell you, the urge to cross hatch the hell out of those doodles was eating me up inside. But, I resisted. Somehow, I resisted. Apart from a little LOVE.
By: andrea joseph,
on 1/13/2010
You know, I'm in split minds about New Years resolutions. Yes, I do believe that possibly they are a way of setting yourself up for failure. However, last year, with the help of my very talented friend, Caryl Hart, I found out the value of writing a business plan. Huh? Well, in some ways, a business plan and New Years resolutions are pretty similar.
Anyway, I thought I'd go ahead and set out a few drawing aims for the year.
One of those aims is to go in search of my perfect Mod drawing.
The 1960s are my absolute favourite time in history. I'm always inspired by the Mod movement. My love of it started with those 60s British black and white films and grew deeper through my fathers record collection. The style, the clothes, the music, the art, I love everything about it. It's always there, in the backseat of my mind, and has been since I was a kid. I think there's something important about those things you got into when you were a kid. Something authentic, maybe. So I want to make a drawing that reflects that. A drawing that I feel really pleased with. I have a strong idea, so I'll be researching it. Lots. Through my pens, of course.
What does all that have to do with desert boots? Well, for those not in the know, they were part of the uniform of any self respecting young Mod.
So, that's one of my drawing resolutions for the year. I'll be setting out the rest, post by post, over the next couple of weeks.
Oh, please, not from now on! I'd miss it too much!
But your shoes are awesome..
Will love to see what you'll do next then :)
peterpatterpeter.blogspot.com
I for one have enjoyed the shoe talks...
But like Peter said, I'm looking forward to what you do next.
:)
I'm not that into shoes either, but I sure do love yours!
your crosshatching is so genius... so soft! i'm in awe
Great work, don't stop the shoes, we'd all miss them
Will this one be for sale?