Featured Artist: Jim Kaufmann
For the week of April 23, 2007
Originally From Dallas, Now a Citizen of the World
No major statements here. I virtually always use pigma micron or Staedtler fineliner pens on Stonehenge paper. Sometimes I add collage material and gouache to the drawings, sometimes not. I typically start with some kind of “vessel”—a head, a whale, a dog—and then I start to draw. Then things happen. I never know when I start drawing what I’m drawing will look like until it’s all over. Then I’m on to the next drawing.
Balanced Diet, Desperate Lives
Mail Art
Mail Art
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Anonymous
Nice work Jim,
I really like the piece "Originally From Dallas, Now a Citizen of the World".
Best,
Josh
Anonymous
Great stuff! I hope everyone is clicking on each piece, which makes the larger version visible. The detailed drawings in the pieces are tantalizing. Of these three, I like Mail Art, with the whale (?) creature the best. Fine use of different forms and, for me, an interesting evocation of Jonah. Love the spurs! Thanks, Jim
Katherine