stella untalan : artlog

A lit­tle yel­low jelly beanie. Another adven­ture in scribbles.

Some­times a girl has got to scrib­ble. Order, I don’t need no stink­ing sense of order.

I have no idea what this one is about. It just hap­pened. I don’t think I had any­thing to do with it. It’s like struggling.

Spi­rals. This draw­ing is ruled by loops. Every­thing like a mol­e­c­u­lar model gone mad.

Test­ing a vocab­u­lary I know very well. The marks can’t be as tight as I would make them in a pen­cil draw­ing. The marks are more lyri­cal. I like them. I might exper­i­ment with these again.

Crazy lines in this one. I don’t usu­ally make marks like this at all. It was fun to make some marks that felt like I was using a really sat­u­rated Sharpie. This was so quick and so much fun. The other … Con­tinue read­ing →

Day twenty-four. Another hor­i­zon­tal sur­prise. I’ve been a bit late in post­ing what I’ve been doing in this project so I’m look­ing at the draw­ings with new eyes. I was sur­prised when I uploaded this one. The obscur­ing of marks … Con­tinue read­ing →

23 of 365 Can’t believe I’ve already made more than thirty draw­ings or that I’ve only made so few. I con­tinue to explore mark mak­ing and shapes and scrib­bles. I’m already into month two and I have many oth­ers to post. I’ve … Con­tinue read­ing →

So, I’m think­ing at the end of the year I’ll have a party at my stu­dio or some­where and sell all of these draw­ings I’ve been work­ing on. They are dig­i­tal so they’ll be made as inkjet prints. That will … Con­tinue read­ing →

Another in an attempt to make some hor­i­zon­tal draw­ings. This is a sim­ple sketch. Try­ing not to think. Just mak­ing marks. Made a cou­ple new tools and was sur­prised to like it even though it’s short on com­po­si­tion its got … Con­tinue read­ing →

The inter­face isn’t designed to make landscape/horizontal draw­ings. Some­thing sorta crazy hap­pens when I try draw lan­scape images. I will per­sist but the tools are all pointed the other way and it makes switch­ing to make dif­fer­ent marks dif­fi­cult. You … Con­tinue read­ing →