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"Twine"I wanted something organic and something inorganic together. The top half decided to became three dimensional without me.
(3x5" • Rough • Winter 2013, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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(11x17" • Final • 9/25/2017, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Canvas Framing"
I wanted to see how many holes I could punch into a shape, then I tried to pull something through it.
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(3x5" • Rough • Winter 2013, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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(11x17 • Final • 10/14/2017, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Collection Of Shapes"
I started drawing a zipper, but the pattern fell apart immediately. I was left with a variety instead.
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(3x5" • Rough • Winter 2013, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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(11x17 • Final • 8/31/2018, 9/8/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Apple Core"
Inspiration struck at the Apple Harvest. I carved out as much of the candied fruit as I could.
(3x5" • Rough • Spring 2013, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Ornament On The Edge"
I drew random lines until I saw a shape worth pursuing. The glimmering point was the last detail.
(3x5" • Rough • Summer 2013, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Secret Entrance"
Tectonic shift reveals a crawl space below.
(3x5" • Rough • Summer 2013, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Bending Backwards"
The looping lines started going wild, so I organized them.
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(3x5" • Rough • Fall 2014, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Rooster Skull"
A small cluster of folds opened in the center. This drawing is a result of using large curves to closed them.
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(3x5" • Rough • Fall 2014, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Clipper Ship"
I thought I was drawing a potted plant, but the owner of the cafe said it was a clipper ship.
(3x5" • Rough • Fall 2014, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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"Hooded"
This was an experiment with a pliable corner. Those floating pieces gave the corner something to mold around.
(3x5" • Rough • Fall 2014, 4/2018 © Michael Yackel)
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