The School of the Transfer of Energy
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The Puppet Pages
Posted on May 16, 2013
I have completed and installed four different pages about puppetry for The School of the Transfer of Energy. The main page is under the work heading, hover over it and there are three additional pages, including drawings, and the script for The Two Deaths of John Beartrist Laceroot. I hope you enjoy them, and thank you for visiting.
Mystichearingus Wolf and Walking Man, 2011
John Beartrist Laceroot is a tree with branches on his arms and a leaves on his head, photo by Annie Stone
The battle with Ultraprecarious Cathartes Aura
The battle with Ultraprecarious Cathartes Aura, photo by Annie Stone
Puppet Theater Pages in the Wings
Posted on May 6, 2013
I am building a new group of pages for The School of the Transfer of Energy Puppet Theater. In the meantime here are a few pictures as an appetizer.
John Beartrist Laceroot enjoying the sunrise
The paper kestrel
The Commissioning of Walking Man Into a Mystery and Problem
Posted on May 2, 2013
The Commissioning of Walking Man into a Mystery and Problem
New Pages
Posted on April 29, 2013
The first batch new pages are up. They are a new Printmaking page and a page called the Legend of Walking Man. You can find them under the title “Work” from the main menu above. The Walking Man page, I expect to be adding more information about Walking Man over time, so if you like that fellow please check back every once and a while. In celebration of the new pages, todays image is pulling from both, to wit, a print of Walking Man.
Walking Man in the Tallgrass Prairie
Crystal Geodesic Dome
Posted on April 24, 2013
A few loose grasps at drawing a crystal geodesic dome. As an experiment here is a song to accompany the images.
The Dove and Rings
Posted on April 22, 2013
The Dove and the Rings, copper engraving, 2003
I have been rephotographing some of my work as I update the pages here at The School of the Transfer of Energy. I always forget about this engraving that I did back in 2003 for the wedding announcement of my greatest friend. There is nothing in my experience to compare with the quality of line that comes from engraving copper. My poor example here is nothing compared to the great masters of this art, both living and dead. All the same I breath a deep breath of satisfaction at seeing the beautiful lines brought about by such force and intensity as the cutting of the copper and the pressure of the press.
Internet Honor
Posted on April 21, 2013
Glynn Young highlighted this blog in his on Saturday. Thank you, Glynn, for the honor and the encouragement.
A Portrait of the Workshop in April
Posted on April 18, 2013
The provision for me in my shop this past week: cutting dovetails in black walnut for a chest, some goat-milk and lime paint for the butcher block legs, and finishing up the milling of the mighty locust.
