Latest Blog Posts for Artists in Progress

• Body and Soul
  on Oct 12, 2011 in anatomy art visible human project Croix Gagnon Frank Schott science and art medical
  These could by described as photographic drawings; a collaboration between Croix Gagnon and Frank Schott. To create these images the image sequence of the Visual Human Project played on the screen of a laptop while being photographed. This...
• I saw your body in four halves
  on Sep 24, 2011 in anatomy Christian Wilhelm Braune anatomical illustration
  Absolutely beautiful illustrations of the cross section of the body by Christian Wilhelm Braune (1831 - 1897). These soft detailed drawings briefly distract me from the thought that it must have been quite a feat to saw this body flat down the S...
• Maximilian Toth painting or is it drawing?
  on Aug 24, 2011 in painting drawing Maximilion Toth contemporary art
  These striking scenarios are produced by the young-ish American artist Maximilian Toth (not to mention a great ‘artist’ name, no?). He depicts his scenarios predominantly in white on black- producing the strong blackboard (or even...
• Thom Puckey sculptures
  on Aug 8, 2011 in marble sculpture Thom Puckey sculpture bronze sculpture contemporary art
  Thom Puckey has been consistently sculpting since he graduated in the 70′s. Progressing with his practice steadily over the years. His website not only represents his works but also show the processes of sculpting his ambitious pieces.
• Gary Hume is gorgeous
  on Aug 3, 2011
  I like the integrity I have witnessed with Gary Hume. As well as the beautiful simply of his methods of painting, straight forward, relying on image making and blocks of colour. Usually painting in oil gloss on aluminium, with the association of ‘b...
• Tree Conundrum drawing
  on Jul 29, 2011 in tree drawing field sketch drawing ink drawing
  The simple field inspired ‘conundrum’ belongs to the beauty in the altered perception of foreground versus background in what can be achieved in two-dimensional spaces. This isn’t set  to blow anyone’s mind with boggling perceptive disto...
• The painter Lara Viana
  on Jul 27, 2011 in art lara viana painting
  The painter Lara Viana is a new and exciting discovery for me. Instantly appealing painterly thin brush strokes she incorporates in each canvas seem to strangely melt into one another, while at the same time display a mysterious depth. She has clearl...
• 'Geyser'.
  on Apr 24, 2011 in art drawing medical
  Continuing the medical influenced drawings. The series is accumulating with fictional texts to traverse through the sea of potential medical experimentations. The patient will outlive the doctorIn parts this experimentation has gone to...
• The Meta-Medical Problem
  on Mar 29, 2011 in anatomy art fiction drawing medical
  Here is an extract from an artistic project in progress. In this case, I can add scope by entering text alongside the extra-ordinary illustrative situations. To etch out these thoughts as I would a drawing or sketch. Descriptive and fictive devi...
• Stop the Operation!
  on Feb 8, 2011 in anatomy art botany surgery drawing illustration medical
  Stop That Bleeding! Whenever you encounter massive bleeding, the first thing to remember is its not your blood.' This is one of many unexpected phrases I found within a medical book on traumatic surgery. The book is geared towards teaching the&n...

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